"contract policy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the terms, conditions, regulations, and stipulations of a legally binding contract. For example, "All employees must follow the company's contract policy when signing new contracts."
Her mother retired as a contract policy and practices manager for I.B.M. and worked in Stamford.
Jamal: We have what we call a "no consent-no contract" policy to help make sure there is close to 100% individual-named disclosure in line with the EFPIA [European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations]/ABPI code.
The Giuliani administration's proposal was scheduled to be voted on by the contract policy board this morning, but the mayor announced yesterday afternoon that it had been taken off the agenda.
If Mr. Henley and the other musicians persuade legislators to change the current law, they could do for the recording industry what the actress Olivia de Haviland did for motion pictures in the 1940's, when she sued Warner Brothers over its contract policy.
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Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has asked his three appointees to the city's five-member contract policy board to rescind city policies that require Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi to be given detailed documents and enough time to determine if bidders have been treated equitably.
Director George Miller, who had developed Contact with Warner Bros. before Zemeckis' hiring, unsuccessfully sued the studio over breach of contract policies.
Shell, says spokesman Okonedo, "has a well-established and transparent contracting policy and processes that include [government] supervisory involvement and approval at all levels".
As a result, a well-crafted federal contracting policy has the potential to boost many more low-income workers into the middle class.
This advice should include expertise in finance and contracts, policy consultation on legislation and administrative action, etc. Experience shows that states and cities that have the most expertise in P3s get the best deals from private investors.
The differences observed in the four case study localities mostly related to areas of contracting policy that had been influenced by the English NHS's turn back to markets.
