Sentence examples for contract designating from inspiring English sources
2. Having a contract designating a driver as an independent contractor to eliminate liability for accidents may be overcome by evidence that indicates the driver's employee status, such as a right to control the driver.
Others complain, as we've reported, that the agency does not do enough to make sure government contracts designated for small businesses are really going to small businesses.
The Royals have signed four core players to long-term contracts — designated hitter Billy Butler, shortstop Alcides Escobar, and two players who are injured, catcher Salvador Perez and closer Joakim Soria — but not Hosmer.
Small business advocates point to Kerry's pro-venture capital bill as a means for billionaire investors to legally receive federal contracts designated for small businesses.
The House Committee on Small Business passed two bills H.R. 3567 and H.R. 5819, which would have allowed wealthy venture capitalists to move in on federal contracts designated for small businesses.
De Rosario is known to be seeking a new contract with designated player money.
Company contracts often designate a specific firm to handle arbitration.
From March 1st 2005, an experimental Cooperative Healthcare Service System for Migrant Workers (CHSMW) was initiated to provide coverage for services by contracting specific designated healthcare providers (DHP) in all 6 districts in our study [ 25].
De Rosario turned his contract season into a designated player contract that is worth nearly $700,000 in total compensation a year.
CME thinks trading under its new rule "accurately captures contract value... and is fully consistent with our functions as a designated contract market and a derivatives clearing organization," Grams said.
