Sentence examples for contracts by which from inspiring English sources

In the N.H.L. world of guaranteed one-way contracts – by which established veteran players make the same salary even if sent to the minors –the notion of widespread competition for jobs in training camp is primarily a myth.

Along the way, he put an end to the system of long-term contracts by which studios had held onto actors, paved the way for huge Hollywood political fund-raisers, and created the summer "blockbuster" film category.

In addition, the review states: "An explicit clause will be included in all BBC contracts by which the contractor confirms that they will not act in a way which could be regarded as bullying or harassment".

Most remarkably, he insisted on the famous Crosby clause in his contracts, by which he refused to be billed alone above the picture title: minor actresses were elevated into co-stars.

And budget-strained schools began "outsourcing" their cafeteria orders, enabling fast-food makers to gain a foothold in public schools, a foothold only increased with so-called "pouring contracts," by which schools received commissions in exchange for making a company's carbonated beverages available to students.

Previously, there was no contract by which companies could protect themselves from terrorism costs.

Charter party, contract by which the owner of a ship lets it to others for use in transporting a cargo.

The name was derived from the condotta, or "contract," by which the condottieri put themselves in the service of a city or of a lord.

Locke said that the state is the social contract by which individuals agree not to infringe on each other's "natural rights" to life, liberty, and property, in exchange for which each man secures his own "sphere of liberty".

More than twenty-five yeago ago, in the very incipiency of the telephone service, the Bell Company made a contract by which the Western Union received a monopoly of the use of telephones in the telegraph business.

"Except as provided in this chapter, every contract by which anyone is restrained from engaging in a lawful profession, trade, or business of any kind is to that extent void".