Sentence examples for contracts born from inspiring English sources
Generally speaking, labor unions practice a basic form of democracy in which the membership or the elected executive committee -- or both -- vote on officers as well as contracts born of negotiations with management.
In the words of his later editor, Michael Korda, "Thus was the 'hard/soft' multibook contract born... après nous le déluge".
English philosopher and political theorist Thomas Hobbes, best known for his publications on individual security and the social contract, was born.
StickK (the capital K is legal-writing shorthand for contract) was born of a simple behavioral economic principle: people are more likely to achieve their goals if they stake their reputations — or their bank accounts — on success.
In a Thursday phone interview, Bull reframed the situation as a common contract dispute, born of unrealistic client expectations and worsened by delayed payment.
She's not alone: the building has long been known as theater central, a hive of suites where ideas are hatched, partnerships forged, contracts signed, legends born.
By the 1970s, an entire contracting industry was born, complete with private archaeological firms who today employ thousands of field technicians for evaluating and identifying sites.
Only 60% of babies who contract GBS are born to high-risk mothers - research suggests a screening would prevent 80-90% of babies becoming infected".
"They are all signed up and branded like cattle". Meneses claimed the son of Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero and Diego Maradona's daughter was "offered three playing contracts before he was born".
"Just weeks after Margaux was born she contracted a lung infection and had to be ambulanced to hospital.
