Sentence examples for contract stemming from from inspiring English sources
Raymond is suing Ronald's younger brother, Jeffrey, alleging fraud and breach of contract stemming from a 20-year-old agreement.
There are two striking features about the ways in which contracts stemming from the electronic marketplace are adjudicated today.
He said contracts stemming from aid to Iraq pledged by donor nations in Madrid last month would be open to broad international competition.
Congress had indeed provided for §13(c) agreements and collective-bargaining contracts stemming from them, but in the Court's judgment, the union's proper recourse for enforcement of those contracts was a suit in state court.
In a December planning report, new Emergency Manager Joyce Parker said Ecorse would save $2 million annually by bringing the city's Department of Works back in house, ending costly contracts stemming from the 1980s restructuring.
While the problems with the contracts stemmed from the shutdown, including its start over the Christmas holidays when some senior officials were on vacation, some of it is self-inflicted, exacerbated by a lack of planning.
Additionally, data such as an employee's contract status stemming from an HR system might further support policy management.
Nonprofit groups warn that the safety net itself is jeopardized by shrinking corporate contributions, foundation grants and government contracts, all stemming from the same financial crisis.
To ensure that no profitable pooling deviation exists we have depicted the zero isoprofit line associated to the zero profit pooling contract, which stems from point (A).
An investigation carried out for the health insurer by a law firm reported irregularities in granting stock options (worth some $1 billion) to Mr McGuire stemming from contract negotiations in 1999.
