In both the English and Spanish languages, the word peon became synonymous with labourer but was restricted in the United States to those workers compelled by contract to pay their creditors in labour.
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For example, agreeing to the Amazon contract compelled consumers to follow an arbitration process in the US and "expressively waive any other jurisdiction for a dispute".
Justice Hagler agreed that the taxi commission had governed beyond its mandate, writing that "the power to contract and compel medallion owners to purchase" the vehicle "does not exist in the City Charter".
The barn was, within less than three months after the issuing of the policy, entirely consumed by fire, and an action was brought upon the contract to compel the payment of the entire sum of $800.
Perhaps this contract will compel each of us, before we ever consider going to war, to have us search for what the Jesus figure said, "the kingdom of heaven which dwells within".
If the union survives such an appeal, the hotel would be legally compelled to bargain a contract.
The Department of Health confirmed that foundation trusts, which are semi-independent of NHS control, could not be compelled to introduce the contract.
Most of the joy seemed to have gone out of the game and we played merely because we were compelled to complete a contract we had started".
Westar's former chief executive, David C. Wittig, and former executive vice president, Douglas T. Lake, have invoked their contracts to compel Westar to pay their legal costs in a 10-week federal fraud trial.
