Sentence examples for contracts constituted from inspiring English sources

Trade officials said the report was more than 1,000 pages, and it was not immediately clear how the panel had decided which research contracts constituted subsidies.

In 1982, the N.C.A.A. lost control of intercollegiate football when the Supreme Court ruled that the N.C.A.A.'s control and negotiation of all television contracts constituted an unfair monopoly.

The plaintiffs who still held A.I.G. annuities had argued that the decline in the value of the contracts constituted such a loss, but the judge found that "far too speculative and conjectural".

Performance-based contracts constitute a key component of value-based pricing strategies.

Programmable money and smart contracts constitute a powerful way for communities to govern themselves in pursuit of common objectives.

Firstly, these contracts constitute a long-term national security threat, not only to Libya but to all countries that supported the Libyan revolution.

A win for Orr would allow him to rewrite pension and healthcare contracts constituting the largest part of what the city owes.

"Taking the gender of the insured individual into account as a risk factor in insurance contracts constitutes discrimination," the court said in a statement.

Weak institutions and feeble contracts constitute "the most important challenge to the agricultural sector," argues Decio Zylbersztajn, another economist at the University of São Paulo.If so, a close second is Brazil's shaky infrastructure, which blunts much of its edge in the cost of land and labour.

Newsnight's Allegra Stratton reports on whether zero hours contracts constitute real jobs.

Electricity options and forward contracts constitute adequate instruments to manage the financial risks pertaining to price volatility or unexpected unit failures faced by power producers.