Sentence examples for contract except for from inspiring English sources

Dobson West, the orchestra's board president and chairman, said on Wednesday that negotiators for both sides had agreed to a contract except for broadcast and recording rights.

The union said the two sides had settled on all the terms of a contract except for Mrs. Sieger's request to use a different arbitrator.

Figure 1 also demonstrates how the buyer can construct a restrictive contract which exactly mimics any basic contract, except for the added restriction on the input mix that h must use if she deviates from truthful behavior.

YOU AGREE TO GIVE UP YOUR RIGHT TO GO TO COURT to assert or defend your rights under this contract (except for matters that may be taken to small claims court).

Residual Increases Residual bases increase by 3.5%, each year of the contract, except for reruns in network prime time.

The figures are for completed contracts, except for those of Oliver Perez, Carlos Silva, Matsuzaka and Igawa, all of whom are unlikely to reappear in the majors before their deals expire.

I was the only female for at least four or five contracts, except for the cook of course.

Not only was the public largely excluded from discussions of the new contract -- except for a short period, which generated mostly negative comments -- it is not clear who represents the public interest in any matter involving the address system.

The contracts for most city workers expired months ago, but Mr. Bloomberg faces little pressure to reach new contracts soon, except for his desire to put into place new measures to increase productivity.

Mr. Lacuesta recalled that "everything about shooting in Africa proved challenging" — from the transport logistics to the film crew contracting malaria — except for "getting the local people to act, which really presented no problem".

It is still loosely connected to world oil benchmark prices and its price, usually set by longer-term contracts everywhere except for the United States and Britain, can diverge widely from one continent to another.