Sentence examples for contract thought from inspiring English sources

They all agreed that his contract, thought to keep him at "Today" through at least 2014, would be his last.

Mr De Castro will leave with all the severance benefits detailed in his contract – thought to amount to around $40 million.

Rosenberg, who did not know that North-South were in the wrong contract, thought that his partner was asking for a club ruff and led that suit.

Madison, the first large school district to sign an exclusive vending contract, thought it could do so without compromising its educational mission.

Desmond has held on-and-off discussions with BSkyB for more than a year about ending the five-year 5 News contract, thought to be worth £9m a year, which was due to expire at the end of 2012.

It has been more recently recognized that there are two distinct strains of social contract thought, which now typically go by the names "contractarianism"and "contractualism".

It puts a much-needed buffer between us and our contracted thoughts and limiting beliefs.

Confirming move, the club said that they have secured Chambers on a "long-term contract" - thought to be at least four years - for an "undisclosed fee".

Even at 38, Ewing is more productive than Seattle's declining power forward, and the six years and $77 million remaining on Baker's contract conjure up thoughts of the restrictive 12-year, $84 million contract that Larry Johnson lugged to New York four years ago.

U.S. American lawyers have been familiar with the thought that contract might be best understood as a special case of tort at least since Lon Fuller and William Perdue suggested that reliance-based contractual obligations are easier to justify than expectation-based obligations (Fuller & Perdue 1936 53 577).

"They were large, with long, jet-black lashes," one wrote, "the iris dark steel-gray, possessing a crystalline clearness and transparency, through which the jet-black pupil was seen to expand and contract with every shade of thought or emotion".