Sentence examples for contract has a provision from inspiring English sources

The contract has a provision that says he can become a free agent either 10 days after the Mets' last game, or on Oct. 31, whichever comes later.

Edwards's contract has a provision calling for the team to review the contract after this season, but it is not an escape clause, according to a league official familiar with it.

His 1995 Fox Kids contract had a provision that gave him the right to sell his 49.5per-cent share in the company to Fox, for cash, in five years.

Smithsonian Secretary Lawrence Small, in his first public comments on the Showtime matter, defended the agreement and said the contract has a "confidentiality provision". This is the first public rebuke from Congress about the deal, which was announced last month.

To find out if your credit card contract has a security interest provision, try looking it up in a database of card agreements maintained by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

"We always want to make sure that our employees can make a good living, but we have to do what's right for our Costa Mesa residents, who are footing the bill". He said "there is a reason" the city gets hundreds of applications for job openings, and "It's not because we don't pay enough". The contract proposal has a provision eliminating the existing requirement of a 30-day layoff notice.

You get the contract of sale, and it has a provision that requires you to forego a building inspection to purchase the house.

Vargas has a provision in his contract that prevents him from collecting incentive pay if he's sidelined because of an elbow injury, but he said he wasn't concerned about the lost pay.

Overbay has a provision in his minor league contract to opt out Friday.

But the contract does not have a provision that will allow Lewis to shop a possible title unification bout with Evander Holyfield to another network if the fight can not be done by HBO.

There had been no initiative to contract in specialists under the JSY and most of the medical superintendents were not aware specifically that the JSY had a provision for contracting in for EmOC.