Sentence examples for contract content from inspiring English sources

The Nets re-signed Lopez to a maximum contract, content to keep building around him.

"Commercial confidentiality" is frequently cited as a reason for not disclosing the information necessary to assess contract content – and services, when delivered by the private sector, are not subject to the rules on freedom of information that apply to local government.

Throughout the ensuing dog and pony shows (responses to its RFP), NatureSweet focused on quick wins, evaluating supply network alternatives based on the fit and value of the preloaded contract content in what turned out to be the Ariba Network.

Bumble is using a team of 5,000 contracted content moderators to sift through newly uploaded profile pictures as well as existing ones.

Substantial discussions of the contracts' contents and collective agreement on its contents did not take place within the forest enterprise or within the APU meetings (respondents EA 2013/2014, KB 2013, and TM 2013).

"These write-downs represent the real destruction of value from relentlessly overpaying for acquisitions, 'strategic' investments and contracts for content and talent," the book says.

The deal is not conditional on the final findings of an investigation by the European Commission into Formula One's television contracts.Not content with having two chairmen, Citigroup is hiring Robert Rubin, a former American treasury secretary, as a third.

Last month, Bloomberg detailed how Time Warner Cable, the second-largest cable provider in the United States, has over three hundred contracts for content, "and some of them may bar media outlets from providing content to online pay-TV services," like those that Intel and Google want to build, which would transmit content over broadband Internet.

Contracts between content companies and pay-TV service providers include prescribed yearly increments for fee per subscriber.

because it is dependent on broadband, lining up broadband partners is as important to arepa as signing contracts with content providers.

The section on potentially allowing for broadband providers to apply "commercially reasonable" tests to contracts with content companies and the like isn't short itself.