Sentence examples for contract tied from inspiring English sources

Barclays, the big British bank, is already party to a contract tied to the MAX C.D.O.

But their A&M record contract tied them to huge touring and album commitments, and imposed musicians upon them.

She said that the language of Mr. Stern's contract tied his stock awards to Sirius's subscribers, not to XM's or to the merged company's.

On May 18th the brand-new Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange will begin trading a dollar-denominated futures contract tied to the physical delivery of gold.

The price of a futures contract tied to Fed policy indicates that the central bank will probably cut the benchmark rate, now 5.25percentto to 4.5percentt by the end of the year.

Under the February agreement, Istithmar promised to pay Icahn part of its profit from a derivative contract tied to 109 million shares of Time Warner common stock, according to a previous filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

"The contract ties you up in knots.

The 27-year-old travelled north to talk with the Wigan manager, Steve Bruce, yesterday morning and agreed a 3½-year contract tying him to the club until 2011.

Mr. Bloomberg has pointed to Circular 6 as a particularly egregious example of how provisions in the teachers' contract tie principals' hands.

Reading keeper Adam Federici has signed a new contract tieing him to the Madeski Stadium until June 2015.

Walsall goalkeeper Richard O'Donnell has signed a new contract tying him to Bescot until June 2015.