Sentence examples for contract addressed from inspiring English sources

Dr. Liebowitz said the proposed contract addressed important concerns.

In a statement, Michael Mulgrew, president of the United Federation of Teachers, noted that the teachers' contract addressed sexual misconduct and included "the toughest penalty in the state — automatic termination — for any teacher found guilty of this offense".

The LG Migo VX1000 from Verizon Wireless ($49.99 with a two-year contract) addresses most of those worries.

"Our new youth contract addresses both problems with the offer of private sector work experience for every young person unemployed for three months.

Those workers also made major strides on noneconomic issues -- their contract addresses some of the job stress gnawing at workers in the new economy by, for example, restricting mandatory overtime.

Ken Bordieri, president of Local 1-S of the Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union, called the tentative agreement a "solid contract," and a spokeswoman for Macy's, Elina Kazan, said in a statement that the new contract "addresses the economic and business realities of the retailing industry, while keeping jobs at Macy's among the best in the department store industry".

You need to make sure there's enough money for the projects to go ahead, and if they have to be suspended, that the contracts address how that would be handled.

Contingency contracts address this, but are often impractical.

Accountability issues appear in the standard clauses in contracts addressing liability.

He explained that Wells's agent, Gregg Clifton, said Wells "might be a little tardy coming into camp unless his contract was addressed".

Having played the final year of his existing contract, he addressed his pending unrestricted free agency by telling the media he was ready to re-sign for less than market value in order to remain with the Canucks.