"contract prescribed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a contract that is legally required in a certain situation. For example, "The parties must adhere to the contract prescribed by law."
According to what labor contracts prescribe, wage laborers trade "labor power" for money.
(b) This order creates no rights under the Contract Disputes Act [of 1978] [see 41 U.S.C. 7101 et seq.], and disputes regarding the requirement of the contract clause prescribed by section 5 of this order, to the extent permitted by law, shall be disposed of only as provided by the Secretary in regulations issued under this order.
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Indeed, Lazio's bill seemed written as a model for the radical restructuring of the relationship between the government and the poor that the Contract With America had prescribed.
In this regard the European Commission has developed prescribed standard contract terms for data transfer agreements (Commission Decision 2010/87/EU), as well as a method whereby a multinational corporation can develop binding corporate rules that, subject to approval through EU cooperation procedures, would ensure acceptability of a transfer (for more on this, see [ 88]).
Both Linden and Turchiano said that because of the varying size and layout of hotels, the contract would not prescribe any specific device hotels must provide.
These contracts also specify from sixty to ninety days as the time within which the products are to be delivered; and at any time during the period prescribed in the contract the customer may designate the kind of goods he desires delivered under it.
It authorizes the Supreme Court, or a judge thereof, to direct, upon the application of a party to such an agreement, that the arbitration proceed in the manner so provided; to appoint an arbitrator for the other party, in case he fails to avail himself of the method prescribed by the contract; and to stay trial of the action, if suit has been begun.
It is said, that where a party contracts to perform certain work, and to furnish materials, as, for instance, to build a house, and the work is done, but with some variations from the mode prescribed by the contract, yet if the other party has the benefit of the labor and materials he should be bound to pay so much as they are reasonably worth. 2 Stark.
However, there is a time limit to social contracts that compels the party with market power to conform to the payment time prescribed in the social contract when passing on capital pressure.
