Sentence examples for definitive contract from inspiring English sources

A definitive contract should be reached in the next several weeks, the companies said.

This caused additional confusion and uncertainty because care was already provided while there were no definitive contracts and reimbursement rates were still unknown.

But the assembly's rush is also prompting charges that it is letting politics cramp the drafting of a document intended as the definitive social contract.

Although the parties are waiting for the lower court decisions to work their way up to a final appeal and a definitive decision, many contract deposits will be at risk if the courts finally decide in favor of the disgruntled purchasers.

Not definitive, just definite.

The definitive moment for Missouri's social contract with African American citizens manifested itself in bloody, violent race riots initiated by whites in 1917.

Prior to 22 hpf the lateral cardiac primordia join to form a definitive heart tube which begins to contract in a coordinated, rhythmic fashion and by 24 hpf contributes to circulation by peristaltic waves.

"Coaches are on contract, so it's a definitive period of time," he said.

As an ageing patient, reluctant to go near hospitals for fear of contracting MRSA, I have been increasingly irritated that definitive results of the "whole systems demonstrator" (WSD) of telehealth and telecare have been so slow to appear.

EDF, the French energy group, promoting Hinkley, has already won a generous financial aid package from the government through its "contract for difference" mechanism but has yet to sign the definitive deal it needs with Beijing investors.

EDF has already won a generous financial aid package from the government through its "contract for difference" mechanism but has yet to sign the definitive deal it needs with Beijing investors.