Sentence examples for contract that could tie from inspiring English sources

With a new contract that could tie him to the Yankees through 2013, Canó may be on his way.

There's a contract that ties him to Northwestern through 2015.

Meanwhile, defender Tim Fosu-Mensahasasigneded a contract that ties him to United until 2020.

"It was the moment I signed my name on a contract that tied me head and foot to A.C. Milan".

Programs in Tennessee, New York and Illinois provide models for so-called performance-based contracting that tie financial rewards with better outcomes for children, he said.

Kenya has tried a programme to recruit health care workers through contracts that tie them to specific locations (McPake and Koblinsky 2009), and several countries have compulsory rural service and/or cadres that are exclusively posted to rural areas.

By not doing so, a team could tie up a player without a contract.

A sharp rise last year in the number of zero-hours contracts in the health sector was blamed by unions on the government's privatisation of essential services, including radiology, which meant professional workers on such contracts found themselves tied to rotas that could be changed at 24 hours' notice.

That could end ties or create them.

Matt has signed an improved contract that ties him to Aggborough until the end of the 2013-14 season.

that could affect the farm willingness to subscribe contracts.