Sentence examples for contracts calling from inspiring English sources

Winner take all, Don King bellowed, meaning there is no clause in the contracts calling for a rematch.

In Watkins's highest-profile assignment, he attacked a federal investigation of the city's process for awarding contracts, calling it racially motivated.

Thirty-two of those 33 players have contracts calling for the new minimum salary of $300,000 if they play in the majors.

The rules largely exempt workers earning more than $100,000 from overtime pay, although those with union contracts calling for overtime will continue to be eligible.

The conference comes at a time when thousands of districts are facing their most severe budget cuts in a generation, and union contracts calling for layoffs based on seniority could force many districts to dismiss their most energetic young teachers.

"While Claimant may not have wished to twice pay Respondent $900,000.00, Claimant drafted two separate contracts calling for such payments, and made payments pursuant to those contracts," the panel wrote in its finding against Citigroup.

That is because a default would trigger the bond-insurance contracts called credit-default swaps (CDSs).

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The contracts call for carrying out seismic surveys, drilling, pipeline construction and maintenance.

Those contracts call for revenue sharing between conference members, making membership in a successful conference especially lucrative.

Its licensing contracts call for it to receive royalties of 5percentto20percentcent of the retail price of each product.