Sentence examples for entire contract from inspiring English sources

After protracted negotiations, the Knicks finally bought out his entire contract, $28.8 million.

The entire contract is six pages, including salary steps and a no-strike clause.

"The entire contract can be summarised in a single phrase: humans agree to give up meaning in exchange for power".

But even if they are required to pay the entire contract, the Yankees can simply chalk it up as a loss that is balanced against their good decisions.

If that does not happen, officials say, they will cancel the entire contract, ending any chance of bringing satellite bus tracking to New York anytime soon.

Moreover, federal rules discourage such deals by requiring that most of the entire contract cost be paid in the first year.

An important next step to understand entire contracting networks are again in vitro experiments that revealed that network contraction only works efficiently within a certain range of cross-linker concentrations [ 438].

The Pentagon will not reopen the entire contracting process, but will focus on eight problem areas cited in the G.A.O.

By the 1970s, an entire contracting industry was born, complete with private archaeological firms who today employ thousands of field technicians for evaluating and identifying sites.

"The entire contracting process has lacked any semblance of transparency," said the Democratic members of the House Administration Committee in a statement on Tuesday.

The following vignettes, which sometimes depicted entire contracts and sometimes just one work stream, illustrated what external providers offered, how commissioners and external consultants worked together and their perceived impact.