Sentence examples for category of contract from inspiring English sources
Instead of tackling dismissal rules, the government's strategy creates a third category of contract worker.
The centre also controls hiring, firing and the conditions of employment of a category of contract staff known as PTT (Pegawai Tidak Tetap – see Additional file. 2).
With regard to obligations, the law establishes the traditional Roman-law categories of contract, quasi-contract, delict, and quasi-delict.
The standard deviation of the daily return is also calculated for all the three categories of contract cycles.
Public service concessions are one of the categories of contract which are not subject to the adjudication rules set out in Directives 92/50/EEC and 93/98/EEC.
The Uniform Commercial Code, whose original articles have been adopted in nearly every state, represents a body of statutory law that governs important categories of contracts.
School bus payments comprise the largest category of municipal contracts awarded without competitive bidding.
The United States led not only in global arms sales, but also in the category of weapons contracts to the developing world, signing deals worth $17.4 billion in arms to these nations in 2009.
All of those in the latter category will be out of contract on 30 June and this year their number includes, among many others, Michael Owen, Craig Gordon, Emile Heskey, Owen Hargreaves, Salomon Kalou and Didier Drogba.
General socio-demographic questionnaire for sample characterization was applied to determine sex; age; professional category; type of employment/type of contract; educational level; training for FHS job; time working in the job; family income; relationship status.
We used instruments validated for the Brazilian Portuguese language and population; all described below: I. General socio-demographic questionnaire for sample characterization was applied to determine sex; age; professional category; type of employment/type of contract; educational level; training for FHS job; time working in the job; family income; relationship status.
