Sentence examples for contract arguing from inspiring English sources

It took less than a week for Emmis to file a countersuit, for breach of contract, arguing that such "astoundingly draconian restrictions" were tantamount to putting Hot 97 out of business.

Sony then sued the Dixie Chicks for breach of contract, arguing it would lose as much as $100 million if the band did not deliver the five remaining records left on its contract.

(AP) INSURANCE CLAIM FILED ON BAGWELL -- The Astros intend to file a health insurance claim on Jeff Bagwell's contract, arguing that he is too hurt to play this season.

An employee ratted on Odebrecht Contractors for underbidding on a federal contract, arguing it intended to raise prices later (his suit was dismissed as "fatally flawed").

PeopleBrowsr attempts to ignore the plain language of the contract by imagining completely different contract, arguing that 'Twitter contracted to provide an open ecosystem.' … Nonsense.

Locke devised the "social contract" arguing that government lacked authority in the realm of individual conscience, something rational people could not cede to the government for it or others to control".

If any contract argues for a new lobbying law in Albany, it's this one.

In setting up a contract, argues the World Bank's John Briscoe, "issues that have long been submerged will be brought into the glare of public scrutiny: what is the service level to be provided?

Mayor Daley and other proponents of the contract argue that it is too soon to know if the parking investors will enjoy solid returns, but the players in the Chicago parking company are known for their acumen for profitable long-term deals.

Orthodox theories of contract argue that this characterization reveals that the efficient performance regime possesses a fundamentally non-contractual character.

Mr Anwar promises to abolish the policy of giving Malays preference for state jobs and contracts, arguing that it has mainly benefited the well-connected few.