Sentence examples for contract compared from inspiring English sources
The Food Council expects to save about $20 million over the 14-month contract, compared with its old utility.
Does a major league ballplayer prove that he is the best because he can command a $125 million contract compared with the next guy at $110 million?
Ford has offered $6,000 bonuses to its workers to sign the contract, compared with $5,000 at G.M. and $3,500 at Chrysler.
"I could be complaining about my salary," he added, citing his contract compared with the five-year, $55 million contract signed this winter by the Los Angeles Dodgers' Darren Dreifort, who has 39 major league victories.
But when the due date of that contract arrives, the price in the contract, compared to the current market price of the currency, shows that there will be a loss when the deal is completed.
(O2 however, requires only an 18-month contract, compared with 24 months with AT&T).
Therefore, three different contracts are applied and analyzed regarding their coordination ability, namely the simple wholesale price contract, a reward contract [overproduction risk-sharing contract, first introduced by He and Zhang (2008)] and a penalty contract (compare Gurnani and Gerchak 2007).
Fewer than 4,000 people have been placed in jobs under one set of contracts, compared with a goal of more than 17,000 placements this year, city records show.
One in 10 of its jobs are now based on zero hours contracts, compared to one in 40 in the UK.
It is notable that one of the mere two members to survive from Johnson's time, albeit on two-year contracts compared with the others' four, is Conservative clean energy businessman Michael Liebreich (the other survivor is Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson).
Earlier this month, it emerged there is a discrepancy between the Office for National Statistics' figure of 250,000 for the number of people thought to be on zero-hours contracts, compared with the one million estimated in a survey by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.
