Sentence examples for contract worked from inspiring English sources
By rule, the Mets have until Oct. 31 to get a contract worked out or Takahashi will not be able to sign with them until May 15.
Later in the day, teachers in the Buffalo school district, the state's second largest, voted to accept a five-year contract worked out earlier in the week with a state mediator.
Judt claimed that the social contract, worked out between capital and labour after 1945, continued to have a real presence in France, Germany, the Low Countries and Scandinavia – and a viable future should start from there.
Susan Bandrowsky, 30, a photographer in Wilmington, Del., with bipolar disorder, said she felt strain because her husband, having lost a long-term consulting contract, worked short-term jobs requiring travel, unsettling their 4-year-old autistic son.
The final contract, worked out with Robert Fisher, who is on the boards of both the Gap and the museum, stipulates that the collection will be on loan to the museum for 100 years, renewable for another 25; what happens next will be determined by the Fishers' descendants.
Now, she is doing contract work four days a week.
"It would certainly serve Iraq's interests well to have that contract working smoothly," he added.
Harrison is now on an 18-month contract working for an equine hospital in Gloucestershire.
On average, staff on a zero-hours contract work 25 hours a week, the ONS said.
This fee, specified in the contract, works best with the most decisive clients.
