Sentence examples for broader contracts from inspiring English sources
Instead of settling for a cut of CD sales, they increasingly offer artists broader contracts that encompass live music, merchandise and endorsement deals.
Some writer-producers have privately expressed nervousness that if they do not come to work in any capacity, they could be in violation of their broader contracts and risk losing their production deals, which are essentially retainers that typically pay hundreds of thousands of dollars per year.
It's typically a clause in a broader contract in which you agree to settle out of court, through arbitration cases, any dispute that arises with your counterpart.
Although most of Live Nation's business is in concerts and ticketing, it already has some interests in recorded music through broad contracts with a handful of superstar acts like Jay-Z and Shakira.
Corporations are increasingly favoring these types of broad contracts.
After the broad contract is worked out, the union will negotiate a separate contract to set work rules for the ports around New York Harbor, said Joseph C. Curto, president of the New York Shipping Association, which represents the companies that operate the cargo terminals.
The government-owned Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and the Canadian Media Guild agreed to a broad contract settlement, ending a lockout of most of the network's English-language employees in time for the lucrative hockey season.
Last year, Accel raised $2.8 billion in fresh capital, while the broader industry contracted.
On each accusation of corruption raised by Mr. Hevesi -- as well as on objections to the broader accelerated contracting process -- Justice Davis sided with the comptroller.
On Monday, the court took away the automatic part, saying that the state's labor commissioner could "sever" the illegal action from the broader employment contract.
But this historic storm, like the Great Depression, should also motivate a reconsideration of our broader social contract: a new New Deal.
