Sentence examples for brief contract from inspiring English sources

Ms. Radziwill, 49, currently filming her second season of "Real Housewives" after a brief contract dispute with Bravo, is also about to publish her first novel, "The Widow's Guide to Sex and Dating".

After a brief contract holdout that essentially cost him only one practice, Glenn Dorsey signed a five-year, $51 million deal Saturday morning with the Kansas City Chiefs that includes an option year and more than $22 million in guaranteed money.

Still, notes Columbia University finance professor Christopher Mayer, if you insist on a very brief contract, your agent won't have an incentive to invest much in advertising or other marketing, since there's a big risk the listing will expire before the house is sold.

Musial's 1943 season started with a brief contract holdout in spring training.

Indeed, the complete absence of such resources was apparent during the completion of my appointment form and brief one-sided contract "negotiation".

The plan includes the construction of a huge $45 million plant in Brooklyn to recycle metal, glass and plastic, officials who have been briefed on the contract said.

G.M. workers will be briefed on the contract changes in meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday, and are expected to vote on them this week.

And Fox is paying a steep price of entry: at least double NBC's and ESPN's combined annual $37 million rights fee, according to two people briefed on the contract.

"We're raising the bar, and I'm glad that the cable companies seem to understand that," said City Comptroller John C. Liu, whose office was briefed on the contract on Tuesday and who is a member of the commission charged with approving it.

"For her to say, 'I embrace these hours, I embrace these people,' really talks about the strength of the franchise and the power of the franchise," said the person briefed on the contract extension, who requested anonymity because the network was not publicly acknowledging the deal.

"All of us want a common-sense solution where people don't have an extra incentive to stay away," the mayor said Thursday, shortly after being briefed on labor contract talks.