Sentence examples for brought this contract from inspiring English sources

"Why wasn't action taken sooner to make sure the local school board brought this contract into line?" Kathryn Forsyth, an Education Department spokeswoman, said that until the recent decision to review all management contracts, the department had reviewed Abbott contracts only to ensure the money the state was paying matched what was in the contracts, not to review the details of the contracts.

Argentina did not pay, and respondents then brought this breach of contract action in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, relying on the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976 as the basis for jurisdiction.

What has brought the contract into being is the request of a group of six shooting estates in Northumberland, who feel buzzards are taking too many poults.

Remember Jeanie and Jim brought that contract to him," Johnson said.

Roger Welch, a law lecturer at Portsmouth University, says that, if a test case were brought, the contracts system could well be struck down by the courts.

"Who brought the contracts?

One career year by an average player on the threshold of free agency could bring the contract of a lifetime.

Opposition to the plan has stalemated contract talks with the union, which has refused to bring the contract to its 4,000 members for a vote.

In the present case the effect of the requisition was to bring the contract to an end, not to keep it alive for the use of the government.

Thus, occurrence of the social time mechanism indicates that the transaction relations motivate more fundamental social resources or institutions, bringing the contract relation into a deeper social mechanism.

Yet this season brought a contract dispute, and following the first game of the season a win over the Bengals Moss spoke like a wounded spouse: "Around here in the New England area, I think a lot of people don't want to see me do good".