Sentence examples for contract referred from inspiring English sources

Final design under a design-build contract referred to in subparagraph (A) shall not commence before compliance with section 102 of the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (42 U.S.C. 4332).

Arbitration of the terms of a new contract, referred to as arbitration of interests, may be instituted if management and the labour union are unable to agree on a new contract.

Mr. Braverman said that since the contract referred to by the writer was between her and the person she bought from in 1995, the co-op has no obligation either to refund money already paid or discontinue charging.

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack responded that the food would ease hunger and noted that the two pounds mentioned in the contract referred to the size of the packaging, not the amount of ham.

Indeed, under the one-year contract referred to above the price decreases every other month as long as the prescription is refilled.

Mets General Manager Steve Phillips jokingly told a reporter that Shinjo had signed a 10-year, $252 million contract, referring to the unprecedented contract that Rodriguez signed with the Texas Rangers.

Derivatives are commonly measured by totaling the value of the contracts written, known as the "notional" value, which is the amount of an underlying asset to which the contract refers.

Instead, the contract refers to the DUNS number used by another registered Times Company entity, this one made by the TimesCenter, an event hall at the company's headquarters on Eighth Avenue.

According to the bill's text, if an agency's compliance director concludes that a contractor has not made "a good faith effort to include minorities and women in its work force," the agency head is authorized to cancel the contract, refer the matter to the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs or take other unspecified remedial actions.

Further confusing the union's summary was a statement that card checks had been a successful tactic for workers at Freightliner, a division of DaimlerChrysler A.G. "The contract refers to Chrysler Group manufacturing facilities in the United States," said Mike Aberlich, a spokesman for Chrysler, which has long been organized, except for some very small operations.

The contract refers to "The Page Book" in one spot and "The Face Book" in two others.