Sentence examples for contract grants from inspiring English sources

A contract grants Mr. Montie a "severance leave of absence" until 2016.

But NBC had full control over Mr. Morgan's immediate future in television because his contract grants the network exclusive rights to all his work on American television.

(AP) PATERSON: EX-OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY -- The former Passaic County business administrator is the latest official to plead guilty to federal corruption charges in an investigation of contract grants by the county government.

The Minnesota Orchestra, whose new contract grants the management more flexi bility in such matters than was permitted in the past, now can subdivide the mu sicians into smaller groups, but only if they agree.

McCloughan, among the NFL's more respected talent-evaluators, has said from the outset that his contract grants him total authority over the Redskins roster under his contract, with final say on player signings and roster cuts.

In other words, Mr. Payne, who has an executive producer credit on the Japanese version ("Oh, I do?"), had nothing to do with the remake, because the standard movie contract grants studios the right to do whatever they want with their product "in perpetuity".

He recommended that the company be "barred from participating in any future contract, grant or lease, etc. by the government".

The expiration of his contract granted the Heat enough salary flexibility to help land LeBron James and Chris Bosh last summer.

His contract granted him $4 million in restricted shares, which cannot be sold for five years, as of Aug. 10.

But his revised contract granted him a $1 million "retention bonus" that is essentially an advance against future bonuses.

The words "amounts provided under a contract, grant agreement, or cooperative agreement" are substituted for "such funds" for clarity.