Sentence examples for common contract with from inspiring English sources
About 900 independent truckers are seeking better pay and working conditions through a common contract with the roughly 39 companies they work for.
Our Deal offers easily customizable contracts; they have most common contracts with an easy-to-use point-and-click interface, allowing you create legally binding agreements at a low cost.
There is a common contract called a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) that goes along with HIPAA compliance, and Amazon wouldn't touch it.
Non-disclosure agreements are some of the most common contracts in the business world, and many other agreements have confidentiality provisions with a similar function.
The "Gig Economy" is defined as an emerging economic environment in which temporary positions are common and organizations contract with independent workers for short-term engagements.
New York State has already refused to renew its grade 3 to 8 English and Math Common Core testing contract with Pearson, but for some reason the State Education Department remains committed to edTPA.
A related challenge: Signatures to a digital document generally must be made serially, one at a time; the PDF specification doesn't allow for a document to be signed in parallel by several people (as is common with contract reviews and signatures) and then merged together.
"Now it's reached the point where it's common to sign a contract with a firm in Virginia".
It would then contract with a common carrier to fly the package from Boston to Los Angeles, as well as with a local delivery company in Los Angeles to pick up the package from the common carrier and deliver it to the destination address.
Early on, plaintiffs successfully brought actions of assumpsit for nonfeasance against innkeepers and others who by virtue of their calling were required by the common law or custom to contract with the publicJ6 In other cases a plaintiff might allege that he had been deceived by the' defendant's promise.
However, I was to discover that the New York City Parking Violations Bureau has no interest in honoring its part of the contract with compassion or common sense.
