Sentence examples for contract is necessary from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Putin, a marriage contract is necessary before he can commit to a similar reduction in his country's weaponry.

The Government says the new contract is necessary to improve NHS services on weekends and that studies show hospitals are less effective during those hours.

The alliance rejects the notion that a richer contract is necessary to offset changes in the industry that make life harder for actors.

Hunt maintains that enforcing the contract is necessary in order to let hospital bosses recruit more junior doctors to work at weekends and usher in the so-called seven-day NHS.

The second (matters of public interest such as the content of the contract) is necessary to make a distinction between a public contract and a private contract (Bobbio 2000: 113, author translation).

June 9, 2011: NY SED asks the state comptroller permission to award a $27 million no-bid contract to Wireless Generation, to build a data system like ARIS; with federal Race to the Top funds, and that the no-bid aspect of the contract is necessary because of the tight timeline.

In an interview, Ms. Weingarten, who is expected to announce her resignation on Wednesday to focus on her role as president of the American Federation of Teachers, the New York union's parent group, said the changes to the contract were necessary in light of the city's extraordinary financial strains.

The general aggregation rule is that in contracting all parties need to agree; i.e. mutual consent and mutual expression (through offer and acceptance) of the willingness to contract are necessary.

Dozens of universities bargaining with a few major corporations are losing sight of their own collective interests in the pursuit of desperately needed funds.Full disclosure of the terms of these exclusive contracts is necessary to determine the true value of universities' captive markets.

After examining nearly 300 contracts totaling more than $340 million, the audit recommended that the department create concrete standards for such contracts and provide written explanations of why the contracts are necessary.

The freelance contracts were necessary because more reporters and editors than expected decided to retire under the incentive program, the first offered broadly in the newsroom, said Boisfeuillet Jones Jr., the publisher and chief executive of the newspaper.