Sentence examples for contract represents from inspiring English sources

The New Haven contract represents a promising first step.

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

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

The paperwork says: "This contract represents a legal commitment which is binding upon both parties immediately upon signature".

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

A current mini natural gas futures contract represents the predicted value of 4,000 standard units of natural gas, each of one million B.T.U.'s, on July 29.

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.

The contract represented a chance for the company, founded in Chicago, to win a high-profile contract in a nationally competitive bid process.

The European Commission had been investigating BSkyB's $1.8 billion contract with the English Premier League -- which is made up of England's top 20 teams, including Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United -- concerned that the contract represented an unfair monopoly.