Sentence examples for contracts limiting from inspiring English sources

In the Senate, the Armed Services Committee has enacted provisions calling for more fixed-price weapons contracts, limiting award fees to contractors and providing for more Congressional oversight of prime contractors on major programs.

Rep. 259, in which a statute of Iowa was sustained, prohibiting contracts limiting liability for injuries, made in advance of the injuries received, and providing that the subsequent acceptance of benefits under such contracts should not constitute satisfaction for injuries received after the contract.

The league wanted individual contracts limited to six years, or seven years for teams re-signing players.

The most restrictive servicing contracts limit how many and what kinds of modifications mortgage firms can pursue.

The owners want contracts limited to five or six years, and without union concessions on that issue players' salaries will rise rapidly — just as they did after the players took a 24 percent pay cut after the 2004-5 lockout.

If unionisation or implicit contracts limit the adjustment of wages to demand fluctuations, we expect to see greater adjustment of employment or hours.

Modified (Type B) contracts limit the number of days a resident may stay in assisted living or skilled nursing before getting dinged with an add-on fee.

During the qualifying phase, universities and research institutions can employ scientists temporarily under contracts limited to a certain term without giving any reasons for the nonpermanent employment status.

Arbitration system switched to voluntary recourse; length of collective contracts limited Automatic salary increases frozen; public firms can align contract terms to those in private sector Iceland Spending on unemployment increases, mostly through cash benefits.

Other workers' contracts limit vacation accrual to 80 days.

The law allows married couples to sign a binding contract limiting their ability to divorce.