Sentence examples for complicated contract from inspiring English sources

The leaders and the governor agreed late Friday on "clarifications," which should make it easier for union workers to approve the complicated contract.

He "built one of the largest clothing companies in the United States, yet any complicated contract his lawyers had to read to him out loud.

The revelation is concerning because it seems to undermine Musgrove claims that it will ensure lessons are learned and highlights the complicated contract entered into.

In taking a hard-line stance with its opening proposal, the administration seemed to be betting that public sentiment would go against the union and its attachment to an overly complicated contract.

Described by colleagues as "a very focused man, a strong leader, who has the interests of children at heart", he has overseen the re-negotiation with the DfES of a complex raft of more than 400 performance indicators down to around 60, to make CEA's highly complicated contract more workable.

Deepwater oil and gas exploration and development projects involve interests of many parties, which are stipulated in complicated contract clauses.

These communities generally require payment of a big upfront fee that may not be refundable and have complicated contracts.

Sharp currency swings complicate contracts with foreign suppliers and upset investment plans, he said.

"It's a perfectly good idea, but the contracts don't allow for it".The more complicated a contract is, the harder it is to write.

The reasons for all this thanatological correctness probably lie deep within the collective unconscious, but there is also an easy explanation: Ideas are the computer viruses of the entertainment industry, complicated to contract but all too quick to spread.

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