Sentence examples for contracts to come from inspiring English sources
"This person has the ability to tear up our contracts, to come in and not listen to anyone," Mr. McNamara said.
Nurses and other NHS staff are also expecting their contracts to come up for renegotiation, with any proposals for cuts to out-of-hours pay – similar to those that have contributed to the junior doctor dispute – likely to cause anger.
Clegg and Grayling said educational provision for the 800 under-18s currently held in young offender institutions will be more than doubled from the current 12 hours a week, under new contracts to come into effect from later this year.
Still a mystery, for instance, is why supposedly well-connected Ecuadoreans with knowledge of the case would discuss bribes in exchange for government cleanup contracts to come out of a settlement in the Chevron case.
Mr Lafley's makeover Minus Undone The champions Scrushed A (going) private matter Rara avis After the musketeer Reprints Related items War in Iraq: What kind of victory?Mar 20th 2003 Budget wrangles: Costing a bombMar 20th 2003Actually, the suspicion that American firms have stitched up the lucrative contracts to come in Iraq is probably ill-founded.
Yet one of the biggest no-bid contracts to come out of the investigation was for the monitor itself: Mr. Christie appointed the law firm of John Inglesino, a Republican who served as a Morris County freeholder from 2001 to 2007, and Herbert Stern, a former United States attorney, whom he has described as a mentor.
F. W. Murnau was perhaps the most critically respected filmmaker in the world when Fox offered him a contract to come to America in 1925.
"It's all changed mentally," she said, all of 20 and all grown up, professionally speaking, with a rich new endorsement deal rivaling her sister's $3 million Reebok contract to come.
Because he's no longer a game-changer at 35, the Compton native probably would consider accepting a veteran's minimum contract to come home.
Mr Hunt's letter includes fresh clarification on what the changes involve to their new contracts, due to come into effect next August, and a few concessions.
