Sentence examples for draw up contracts from inspiring English sources

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Once the oil is sold, Iraq has to draw up contracts with foreign suppliers for the goods it needs.

"Transaction costs", like the need to negotiate or draw up contracts, prevent the price mechanism from working smoothly.

Agents may prepare patent applications and conduct cases before the patent office, though they are not permitted to litigate in court or draw up contracts.

I'm extremely pessimistic that GP-led clinical commissioning groups will be able to draw up contracts that will force a gaggle of private companies to provide anything other than a fragmented service, with plenty of gaps that fall between contracts.

The decision last December to close the FSS gave police forces and private forensics companies less than a year to draw up contracts and arrange for the transfer of thousands of cases from the service.

They might also consider drawing up contracts debarring sneaky tactics, replacing them with incentives for collaboration.

Solicitors did a lot of grunt work in their offices: drawing up contracts, giving legal advice.

She said her group's lawyers were drawing up contracts that added even more restrictions.

He or she can provide you with a comprehensive legal service including property transfer, drawing up contracts and court representation.

Coase determined that firms spring up to minimize the "transaction costs" of marketing—namely, the costs of drawing up contracts and monitoring their implementation.