Sentence examples for contracting stance from inspiring English sources
When contracting parties adopt relational contracting (RC) as opposed to formal contracting stance, the construction project may achieve good outcomes.
Parcells has explicitly told several football executives that he takes Johnson's contract stance to mean that the wide receiver is no longer a team player.
Yesterday as Gilbert signed with a new team, the Redskins seemingly had no regrets, not in making the trade or in taking the contract stance they did.
Hudson-Odoi's contract stance at Stamford Bridge is as much to do with encouragement from seeing English teenagers Jadon Sancho and Reiss Nelson blossom in the Bundesliga as any discouragement at Chelsea, where the lack of opportunity for young players pre-dates the current manager.
But it has declined to accept the T.W.A.'s union contracts, a stance that has angered the machinists association.
Leaders of the union representing doormen, elevator operators and other workers in 2,900 New York City apartment buildings vowed yesterday to take a tough stance in contract talks and did not rule out a strike when their contract expires April 21.
The Regional Rugby Wales statement said that there was no animosity towards Warburton, but stressed that their stance on fielding centrally contracted players had not changed.
"But to get the players signed that we have and to get the contracts ratified by the Football League, I had to take the stance that I did.
"That's what's happening now". Executives at several record labels said privately that it's only sensible for a company to take a tough stance in the contract renegotiation talks that frequently take place when a band has established itself, as Incubus has in recent years.
