The term "broker contracts" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it when referring to a situation where someone is acting as an intermediary between two parties to negotiate and create a contract. For example, "The agent was hired to broker contracts between the two companies."
In February and July of 1960, respondent Farr, Whitlock & Co., an American commodity broker, contracted to purchase Cuban sugar, free alongside the steamer, from a wholly owned subsidiary of Compania Azucarera Vertientes-Ca aguey de Cuba (C.A.V ., a corporation organized under Cuban law whose capital stock was owned principally by United States residents.
But the Town Board, now controlled by Democrats for the first time in 30 years and led by Supervisor Brian X . Foley has extended the two brokers' contracts for only 90 days, to give officials time to analyze the town's insurance portfolio.
The goal was an "asset light" company that would make its money brokering contracts to provide power and other commodities.
The deal may also increase the use of consultants to broker exclusive contracts with food and beverage companies on behalf of the schools.
Brad studied music and math at Bennington College, Brown U. Dropped out 1976 to broker oil contracts; moved to London 1984 to trade crude oil in international markets.
But Mayor Donald Voss later this month will form a committee to explore the city's options under the Mills Act, a 1972 state law that allows local governments to broker preservation contracts.
That includes introducing or raising tuition, brokering corporate contracts — and soliciting donations.
When broker-prepared contracts are used in Connecticut, Mr. Selsberg said, they may or may not contain an attorney review clause.
This is an action in three counts, for money had and received, for money paid and promised to be repaid, and for margins paid to the defendants as stock brokers on contracts to buy and sell mining stocks, respectively.
