Sentence examples for contract was addressed from inspiring English sources

He explained that Wells's agent, Gregg Clifton, said Wells "might be a little tardy coming into camp unless his contract was addressed".

According to Stanley, Johnson told him he did not have to have a new contract right away, and that all they wanted was to communicate with the Jets about when the contract might be addressed.

Giants ownership said that Coughlin's contract would be addressed soon.

Thus, in this paper contracting out is addressed in the context of a health care systems mainly based on so called Beverigian model, i.e. on tax-funding and the dominance of public providers.

He told Johnson he would make sure his contract situation would be addressed after the season.

We note that some such contract theoretic issues are addressed in the institutionalized corporatist model of Teulings and Hartog (1998), who argue that corporatism achieves allocative efficiency through the establishment of ex ante nominal binding contracts that obviate the need for inefficient ex post negotiation or recontracting (see the macro flexibility discussion below).

A Defense Department spokesman, Glenn Flood, declined to discuss the Army policy directive, saying, "If it involves Army contracts, it should be addressed by the Army".

For example, if you live in the United States, and the licensing company breaches your contract, the issue can be addressed by United States law enforcement or court of law.

N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell said Friday that rewarding untested rookies with lucrative contracts was "ridiculous" and that the issue needed to be addressed in contract talks.

"There are a lot of players out of contract and that has to be addressed.

This information generates external effects that are addressed in contract and policy design.