Sentence examples for contract stood from inspiring English sources
On Monday, the benchmark crude oil futures contract stood at $69.70 a barrel, up 54 cents in early trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
That contract stands as an albatross on Washington's bloated payroll.
The contract stands out at a time when managers' salaries are escalating into the millions.
The new law will also eliminate a system known here as "ultra-activity," which stipulated that an old contract stands when a business and a union cannot negotiate a new contract.
Call buyers paying an average premium of $0.85 per contract stand ready to accrue profits if LPXs shares increase another 7.5% to surpass the breakeven price of $10.85 by June expiration day.
Seedco, which now holds no city contracts, stood at the heart of many mayoral programs, from job placement and cash grants for welfare clients to loan programs for small businesses.
Gordon Brown and Baroness Shriti Vadera's pig-headed determination, against expert advice, to put the London tube into a web of PPP contracts stands as the worst exemplar: it fell over and cost a fortune.
Why should people on zero-hours contracts stand by while the wealthiest in society paid zero tax, he asked.
Investors holding these contracts stand ready to accrue profits if Mosaic's shares rally above the effective break-even price of $62.34 by April expiration day.
Investors holding these contracts stand ready to amass profits should NFLXs shares exceed the average breakeven price of $156.78 by expiration on Friday.
Traders holding these contracts stand ready to amass profits should shares surge 16.4% over todays high of $6.32 to trade above the average breakeven price of $7.355 by November expiration.
