Sentence examples for contracts negotiating from inspiring English sources

And when that happens the person to thank — or blame — will be Kate Lee, who is currently a twenty-seven-year-old assistant at International Creative Management. Lee spends the majority of her workday in the manner of any agent-to-be: reading manuscripts from the slush pile, vetting contracts, negotiating rights, checking her boss's voice mail.

"This has been one of the most difficult labor contracts negotiated in decades," he said when asked why negotiations had taken so long.

Most contracts negotiated under the old regime are yet to restart.

Over the past 18 months, the contracts negotiated by Chandler have gradually ended.

But because of such unusual factors, the contract might not have much influence on other labor contracts negotiated in New York.

Cuts will most likely not come in the form of layoffs, since most municipal contracts negotiated earlier this year barred them.

The nominal accusation was her failings over gas contracts negotiated with Russia when she was Ukraine's PM.

But here's an idea: Tear up those contracts, negotiated when global competition didn't much matter, and start over.

But thanks to long-term television contracts negotiated before the recession, the NFL's profitability has never been stronger.

The club game in England and France has grown, the TV contracts negotiated have been pretty unbelievable considering where they were when the game went professional.

"Contracts negotiated in healthy times have subsequently come under profitability pressure, with the economic difficulties hitting many of the divisions' major international customers now impacting".