Sentence examples for contracts meaning from inspiring English sources

Most of its performers are on Actors Equityy contracts, meaning they are paid more than non-union performers.

Most of their rivals have central contracts meaning they directly employ players who pay dearly for serious breaches of discipline.

The commissioner's office reported yesterday that 18 of the 30 first-round choices had signed contracts, meaning there should be a flurry of activity between now and tomorrow.

By its own admission, around 80% of its employees are on zero-hours contracts, meaning that they have no guarantee of work or pay.

When the jobs available are low-paid or casual contracts, meaning people are often "churned" between benefits and employment, life is made more unstable but even this doesn't stop people wanting a job.

While news has leaked the the president intends to make an announcement about contract workers tonight, the executive order would only apply to new government contracts, meaning workers like Jerome might not benefit.

Later Tuesday, the league rejected the contract, meaning it will have to be restructured before it can be made official.

(Some auctions result in a "no-trump" contract, meaning that the hand will be played without a supersuit).

But she is on a flexible contract, meaning her hours fluctuate between 16 and 45 a week.

The Twins gave him a guaranteed two-year contract, meaning his contract runs longer than the Twins' lease at the Metrodome.

It can be used only for a two-year contract, meaning the most the Knicks can offer a player now is $5.1 million over two seasons.