Sentence examples for contract agreed between from inspiring English sources

An even larger proportion (88%) rejected Hunt's repeated claim that the contract agreed between Labour ministers and GPs in 2004 – which meant family doctors no longer had to provide out-of-hours care – was a key contributor to greater overcrowding in hospital A&E units.

The memo, drawn up by the New York law firm King & Spalding, advises that the contract agreed between Warner and Blazer in 1994 could potentially be challenged along with any obligation to make payments.

The blockchain technology deployed in the transaction will not store the user's data itself and instead only holds a record of the transaction, including the smart contract agreed between consumer and data buyer.

Progress in technology can be stymied by the contracts agreed between police forces and IT providers, the roundtable was told.

Having taken legal advice, the Conservatives are convinced that an incoming government would have the power to scrap all contracts agreed between the airports operator BAA and its sub-contractors, although compensation might have to be paid.

"Most notably, no minimum wage is provided and working hours and rest breaks are determined by the contract agreed to between the migrant fisher and the fishing vessel owner," it said.

The contract agreed in November 2010 between Tony Blair Associates (TBA) and the oil firm PetroSaudi involved the former premier arranging introductions to his contacts in China, including senior political figures.

When a contract is agreed between data owner and CSP, the latter is assumed to comply with contract rules.

But Ofsted also said that only just over half of the contract targets agreed between CEA and the borough were likely to be met.

The contract has been agreed between retailers, international and local trade unions and non-governmental organisations.

First, once a contract has been agreed between a company and a local council or part of central government, the documents should be made available for viewing by the public.