Sentence examples for contract representing from inspiring English sources

A four-bedroom, three-story limestone town house on Sherman Street in excellent condition was listed at $1.895 million and recently went into contract, representing what brokers say will be the neighborhood's highest price yet.

If the fund doubled in size, to $680 million, Mr. Dodson would earn $4.27 million under the proposed contract, representing 4.4percentt more than under the current pay structure.

CCRS, which will be renamed Radio Sales Limited and moved to new premises in London, generates annual revenue of around £5m (without the Jazz FM contract), representing around 50 UK stations.

The world expects you to be a glad-handing salesman, fussing over a tiny contract representing scarcely a single day's revenue for your firm.

The New Haven contract represents a promising first step.

Not every no-strings contract represents exploitation, it's true, but too many do.

Steiner said the Raiders' contract represented a "two-year commitment on both sides' part".

Danny Donohue, the president of the union, said the contract represented a significant improvement for his members.

The lost contract represented nearly a fifth of Medco's business.

"Siemens as preferred bidder for this contract represents the best value for money for taxpayers," she said.

Cashman's new contract represents a raise over his last one, which paid him about $1.1 million a season.