Sentence examples for contract dictates that from inspiring English sources

The merger contract dictates that G.E. make its "best efforts" to complete the deal.

Similarly, the fact he has only one year outstanding on his Sunderland contract dictates that compensation does not constitute a major hurdle either.

The state negotiated the purchase of the tracks from CSX, and that contract dictates that proceeds of the sale be invested in other major infrastructure projects in the state.

The new contract dictates that for every additional dollar of revenue a lagging team takes in, it loses only 31 cents in revenue-sharing payments, down from a 48-cent hit previously.

He said that the newspaper's carriers are independent contractors, not employees, whose contract dictates that they can only communicate with customers once a year, during a three-week end-of-the-year window with a card supplied by The Post, to solicit a tip.

Luongo's all-star pedigree and hefty contract dictated that he would have the majority of starts.

The terms of her employment contract dictated that upon termination Ms. Wachner was to be paid five times her highest year of salary and bonuses, or roughly $43.6 million.

(Standard non-disclosure clauses in G.P.G. contracts dictate that the firm not talk about their celebrity clients).

It's not easy sitting on a bicycle for seven or eight hours a day, and union contracts dictate that no one goes out on a bike if the temperature dips below 40 degrees.

That contract dictates a pay rise of $5m£3.3m3m) to $15m£9.9m9m), and Dennis, sources say, has been trying to negotiate it down.

A tight contract schedule dictates that the reservoir, which will supply the condos and ski lodges of Snowmass, must be completed by late this year.