Sentence examples for contract noted from inspiring English sources

Neither company would confirm that arrangement, but Halliburton's latest public statement on the contract noted that the company remained "a potential subcontractor".

In 2007, when C. Vivian Stringer agreed to a new deal with Rutgers, the contract noted that she could upgrade the women's basketball locker room and offices of her assistants with capital improvements funds in which she "played a substantial role in the identification and solicitation of the donor and where the donor has designated capital improvements for the women's basketball program".

The U.S. was also sued by bondholders for breach of contract, noted Jason Zweig in the WSJ in 2011 -- the last time we had to talk about the possibility of default.

The staff recommended renewing the nonprofit's contract, noting its extensive experience and expressing "serious concerns" about CirclePoint's ability to understand and explain pending shipyard land transfers.

He was content to sign a one-year contract, noting that he has played under one-year deals for his entire career.

Three years ago the Guardian highlighted problems with the contract, noting BT had been paid just £1.3m for two years' work, during which time it had spent an estimated £200m-plus of its own cash.

Companies that now hold the contracts noted that there has not even been any formal accusations.

"History amply supports the proposition that it was an uncontroversial provision that merely confirmed the fact that no one interested in the enactment of the FAA ever intended or expected (it) would apply to employment contracts," noted the dissenters.

Mr. Singer sent a letter to CBS and Warner Brothers asserting that they were obligated to pay him under the terms of the contract and noted that Mr. Sheen's contract contained no morals clause that would allow the studio to fire him on the basis of behavior alone.

The dealer then issues a contract note detailing the (legally binding) number of shares you have bought.

A 26-page "commercial in confidence" contract note seen by the Guardian has been sent to potential bidders to run all services that "can be legally delegated to the private sector".