Sentence examples for contract which sets out from inspiring English sources

Some advise drawing up an informal contract, which sets out who will be arriving when, and who will pay for what – useful if swapping cars, for example.

The BMA is currently negotiating with the Welsh government elements of the latest Welsh GP contract, which sets out the roles and responsibilities of general practitioners.

The participation agreement is the contract which sets out which competitions the Welsh regions take part in and how much money they are paid by the WRU for doing so.

Other websites take commission on successful bookings, but the flip side of this is that you can expect more help with arranging bookings and drawing up contracts which set out the details of the arrangement.

The Telegraph Group, controlled by the Canadian-born Conservative peer, Lord Black, and a tenant in Canary Wharf's landmark 1 Canada Square tower for a decade, is disputing the wording in its contract - which sets out how to calculate a rent review that was due in April last year.

The three authorities have agreed a 19-point sovereignty guarantee which sets out the rights and responsibilities of the contracting parties.

Gingrich has been credited with creating the agenda for the reduction in capital gains tax, especially in the "Contract with America", which set out to balance the budget and implement decreases in estate and capital gains tax.

Doctors representatives are currently negotiating with the Welsh government elements of a new GP contract, which will set out what family doctors are expected to deliver.

Its intervention raises questions about whether the contract as currently set out, which is already the subject of two high court legal challenges, can be enforced.

Other ways that utilities hedge are through fixed-price contracts and through so-called "collared" price contracts -- which set floor and ceiling prices.

Talks under National Oil Bargaining, which sets wages, benefits and working conditions for contracts across the nation's oil industry, were thorny.