Sentence examples for contracts changes from inspiring English sources

The first is that paying for outcomes rather than a prescribed set of activities (as happens with standard contracts) changes the way contracts are delivered.

The owners failed to achieve a full salary cap, but the union agreed to a cap on rookie contracts, changes to the arbitration system and restrictive rules for free agency that would not grant a player the unrestricted right to choose where he played until age 31.

Major adjustments to the NHS Care Records Service include departures of two local service providers, repeatedly re-negotiated central contracts, changes to NHS Connecting for Health's staff and governance structures, delays with software, and adjustments to the delivery model and, in part as a consequence of these, rollout delays.

In 2000, $900 billion of credit insurance contracts changed hands.

Currency trading is enormous: on average, about $4 trillion of these contracts change hands each day.

More than 739,000 contracts changed hands at the Board of Trade the same day.

The year-to-year salary variance in individual contracts changed to a maximum of 10 percent from the previously proposed 5 percent.

The prices at which these futures contracts change hands are the benchmark for pricing commodities around the world.

These abuses need to be rooted out and, if necessary, policies and union contracts changed to prevent offenses and to prosecute them when they occur.

On June 29, 250 more HotJobs July $10 call option contracts changed hands before HotJobs disclosed the purchase after the close of regular trading.

"None of my management contracts changed".