Ruth is especially concerned about the short-term nature of future contracts—a series of postdoctoral positions in different labs, during which she must work to secure a much-coveted, and more long-term, university lectureship (similar to an assistant professorship in the United States).
That's right, Fido is actually pandiculating… he is contracting along a series or chain of muscles which revs up the spindles and then he slowly releases… where often times you may see a hesitation as the muscles mis-fire if you will, as he self-corrects.
Cambridge Analytica was then contracted by a series of smaller-scale GOP campaigns, such as governorships, state legislatures and senatorial races, to do marketing based on "personality clusters". Another early client was the John Bolton SuperPAC, run by Trump's now national security advisor.
Prior to discussing the contract on the phone, there were various emails sent regarding the contract, a series of emails that increased my frustration level to a likely unhealthy level.
The vast majority of white-collar workers have a type of informal contract: a series of objectives established and shared between manager and employee.
In 1975, before Ms. Shields became known as a child actress, her mother, Teri, signed a contract allowing Mr. Gross to take a series of photos of Brooke, in thick makeup and bejeweled, sitting and standing in a steaming, opulently decorated bathtub.
The BBC gave Borthwick a contract for a series on post-war Scotland, Scottish Survey, that ran for three years.
That same year, they signed a contract for a series of two-reel comedies to be released through Paramount Pictures (Mahar 2006, 121).
Opening and closing with its eight-strong cast on stage, the piece contracts to a series of duets and trios.
Rankin has a contract for a series of lectures; it is widely known that she is handsomely paid, five hundred dollars per talk, by the Lee Keedick Agency.
