Sentence examples for contract of running from inspiring English sources

The Peterson controversy is the latest in the NFL and comes after Baltimore Ravens terminated the contract of running back Ray Rice following the release of a video appearing to show him punching his wife.

There is usually an initial upfront franchise fee that the franchisor charges the franchisee per period of contract for running a franchise unit, but without loss of generality, it is assumed to be zero.

In this study, the following assumptions have also been made: There is usually an initial upfront franchise fee that the franchisor charges the franchisee per period of contract for running a franchise unit, but without loss of generality, it is assumed to be zero.

But one issue raised in the investigation into the boondoggle hasn't gotten very much attention: a government contract for running part of the conference that should have gone to a small business seems to have gone to a large company.

Carroll left this year to become the coach of the Seattle Seahawks; Floyd resigned under pressure and is now the coach at Texas-El Paso; the contract of the running backs coach Todd McNair -- who was accused of knowing that Bush had received improper benefits -- was not renewed; and Bush and Mayo are in the N.F.L. and N.B.A. Gone, too, will be the images of Bush and Mayo.

But MTR is owned by the government of Hong Kong, and when MTR ventured into the world of private contracting for running Melbourne's public transport the successes of Hong Kong could not be replicated.

One private company, CfBT, pulled out of the bidding for the contract to run some of the services of Walsall LEA.

The Treasury select committee found in a recent report that many of the contracts for running schools and hospitals set up under the private finance initiative beloved of Gordon Brown's Treasury have since been sold on, and are now held in tax havens.

"Justin's contract gave him the option of running the 100m or 200m.

Walsh also said he could not recall waiving a player with a guaranteed contract during his two decades of running the Indiana Pacers.

Still, this off-season saw a flurry of big-money contracts for running backs.