Sentence examples for case in contracts from inspiring English sources

This is already the case in contracts held by the large number of female staff that the NHS employs in non-medical posts and doctors currently enjoy benefits that they do not.

He said that China would be paid in money, not oil, as is the case in some contracts.

Unlike the case in other contract negotiations, many borrowers feel they have few, if any, cards to play that is, they have to take most of what the banker decides to dish out.

The leaflets made the performers' case in a contract dispute with management, which wants them to take a salary cut this season, as staff members and executives have done.

Slade's Case was a case in English contract law that ran from 1596 to 1602.

Barnett's publications include more than 100 articles and reviews, as well as nine books, including Restoring the Lost Constitution: The Presumption of Liberty, Constitutional Law: Cases in Context, Contracts: Cases and Doctrine and The Structure of Liberty: Justice and the Rule of Law.

(The case is often taught in contracts classes and was made famous in "The Paper Chase").

But if Strasburg did pitch against medical advice, Boras said, he believes an insurance company would have a case in voiding their contract.

In this case, contract and non-contract physicians are competing for more or less the same population of patients, especially when providing very similar health services.

Robert E. Scott & George G. Triantis, Embedded Options in the Case against Compensation in Contract Law, 104 Colum.

The commission has also won concessions from Gazprom in similar cases involving contracts in Western Europe.