Sentence examples for course contracts from inspiring English sources

Also, because Mercedes owns the rights to the G-wagen and, of course, contracts to the Graz, Austria, factory where it's built, the company can offer it at a more reasonable $73,165, while simultaneously drawing more customers into its dealerships.

Of course, contracts were late.

Most sessional faculty are forced to cobble together multiple course contracts, often at several different institutions, in order to make a living.

(A Titan spokesperson said, "The safety and welfare of all employees, including, of course, contract workers, is the highest priority").

This means not only doing the mailing work, as Heyman is of course contracted to do, but also protecting customers from themselves, so to speak: double-checking that all the pieces necessary to achieve a deadline printing, design, mailing list collation and verification are in place well before crunch time.

Of course, contracting a virulent case of the tabloids is just as easy in Britain.

As demand and enrollment for post-secondary credentials increased in recent decades, academic administrators both at college and university campuses discovered that it was much more cost-efficient to hire teaching staff on a part-time, per course contract basis, rather than as full professors.

"He's on his third golf-course contract".

Participants enroll in tuition-free courses, contracted to private higher education institutions.

These institutions also offer a wide range of continuing education courses, contract education courses that serve local industry, and community-focused activities.

Without the capacity to reassure clothing retailers that Bangladesh provides a reliable labour market and adequate manufacturing infrastructure, in due course the contracts will go elsewhere.