Sentence examples for contracts in effect from inspiring English sources

"All contracts in effect now that Gazprom signed with its partners were signed with full respect to the legal regime that existed in the EU at that time".

With the chorus members threatening to strike at one stage in the dispute, executives at Edinburgh and Aix intervened and gave all 12 singers individual contracts, in effect removing CTO from the events.

1654, 1654A 484, provided that the repeal of section 7426 would not affect the validity of contracts in effect under that section on the day before Oct. 30, 2000, and that no such contracts could be extended or renewed on or after Oct. 30, 2000.

When it comes to government, the instrument of control is the law, and when it comes to companies the instrument of control is the contracts in effect between consumers and businesses".

As contractors have more say in the actual contracts, in effect having more effect on regulations governing the contractors, the "gray area" in classifying [private security] contractors has the potential to grow.

Now, with that program still in its infancy, the private attorneys have come hammering on the supervisors' doors again to seek new contracts, in effect trying to undo the county's experiment with handling cases in-house.

In the case of any contract, in effect on the effective date, for the purchase of production from any part of the United States' share of Naval Petroleum Reserve Numbered 1, the sale of the interest of the United States in the reserve shall be subject to the contract for a period of three months after the closing date of the sale or until termination of the contract, whichever occurs first.

That low figure was based on a classification supplied by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which reflected who owned the jail building and the type of government contract in effect, not the operator.

Their decision to offer outfielder Jason Bay a multiyear contract, in effect, took them out of the running for the best available starting pitcher, John Lackey, and indicated their confidence that they could sign one of the second-tier starters.

Vastly overcrowded classrooms are in New York's future unless laws like the Triborough Amendment, which keeps provisions of an expired labor contract in effect until a new agreement is reached, are changed to decrease union power.

The current guild contract, in effect since the 2011-12 seallowedllowed the Met to reduce its ballet company gradually, from 16 to 8 this year, while giving the remaining dancers the option to take a buyout.