Sentence examples for considered a contract from inspiring English sources

In similar cases, state courts have tended to rule that whenever possible, the agreement a couple signs with a fertility clinic about what to do with their embryos in the event of a divorce or death should be considered a contract.

"The packing list," he says, "should be considered a contract you make with yourself that says 'I promise I will never put anything into this bag that is not on my list.' Consider it a blueprint for packing, and you'll save yourself many a headache".

Working at a startup, I was considered a contract employee and responsible for my own payroll.

________________________________________ MORE METRA At the very meeting in which details of House Speaker Michael Madigan's involvement with personnel matters at Metra were to be discussed, the Metra board was to have considered a contract with a public relations firm partly owned by a former Madigan staffer and various other highly politically connected individuals.

"I did consider a contract somewhere, and that was never very appealing to me," she said.

Jeffrey Loria, the team owner, told reporters this week that he would not consider a contract extension for Stanton this season.

When they arrived in White Plains for their regular meeting on Tuesday morning, some of the trustees clearly thought they would be considering a contract to obtain electricity through an underwater power cable between Manhattan and New Jersey.

Pam Welsh was a retired risk management analyst immersed in her family's life when she learned this year that her Marin County bedroom community was considering a contract to have the world's largest water company operate the local sewage plant.

The 30-year-old had been considering a contract offer from the Seagulls after joining last year on a free transfer.

Boothroyd denies that Nicholls and striker Clive Platt are signing as replacements for Michael Jacobs, who is considering a contract offer, and Adebayo Akinfenwa, whose future is also uncertain.

Although contracting on measures outside the contracting horizon would be possible theoretically, in many cases it seems to be unusual to consider a contract that relies on measures that are realized after the manager has left the firm.