Sentence examples for contracts referring from inspiring English sources

Vince Cable, the business secretary, has attempted to play down the level of workers on zero-hours contracts, referring to the ONS figures, although he did admit the problem might be bigger than first thought.

The DealBook column on Tuesday, about a tax break for buyers and sellers of futures contracts, referred imprecisely to the United States' debt.

An article yesterday about the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's decision to delay two tunnel excavation contracts referred incorrectly at one point to the estimated cost of a project to link the Long Island Rail Road with Grand Central Terminal.

Zero-hour contracts refer to employment contracts with no minimum guaranteed hours of work. .

Deutrom, who welcomed Mooney's apology, explained that a clause in player contracts refers to public comments.

Yin-yang contracts refer to those that present one compensation arrangement to tax bureaus while secretly pursuing another more lucrative one.

The expiration of all three types of contracts, referred to as "triple witching," can lead to large orders to buy and sell, causing prices to fluctuate greatly.

However, the new property rights economics (Grossman and Hart 1986; Hart and Moore 1990) argues that under the condition of an incomplete contract, the two contracts refer to different arrangements for residual control rights, which generate different modes of incentive.

Indicators of the stringency of EPL for temporary contracts refer to: 1) the "objective" reasons under which they could be offered; 2) the maximum cumulated duration of a contract.

The theory of contracts refers to this problem as a principal-agent problem; however, due to the complexity of the problem, it is necessary to recreate a dynamic interaction between the principal (i.e., the public entity) and the agent (i.e., the private entity) while including the monitoring of the infrastructure performance as an essential part of the interaction.

In 2012, bargaining coverage in Germany was almost 60%, while wages and working conditions for a further 20% of employees were determined in line with collective bargaining agreements, either because individual contracts referred to collective agreements or employers voluntarily applied their provisions.