Sentence examples for exiting contracts from inspiring English sources

Traders were exiting contracts with Enron and managing Enron credit exposure.

Exiting contracts in this way is always the last resort and follows many months of trying to develop a different solution with a commissioner.

But banks were required to document their troubles in detail to prove that they would, in fact, have trouble exiting their contracts.

TV Line reported on Tuesday night that Meloni has left the NBC hit "Law & Order: SVU," exiting after contract negotiations fell through between the star and network.

The funds, according to the Better Markets review of more than 25 years in data, have historically caused an uptick in futures market prices as they periodically exit expiring contracts and roll into a new batch of deals.

Politicians in Britain and Europe are helping families on squeezed incomes by making it easier to exit telecoms contracts, capping bills incurred on lost and stolen phones, stopping mobile companies charging for calls to freephone 0800 numbers and abolishing extra charges for using a phone abroad.

The New York-based company has reduced its total obligations through steps such as paying Citigroup $850.0 million to exit insurance contracts.

Four-year, no-exit contract; once you're in, you're in.

Artifact chronicles the modern music business as it charts the legal dispute between American rock band Thirty Seconds to Mars and record label EMI, which filed a $30 million breach of contract lawsuit against them in 2008, after the band tried to exit its contract over a royalties dispute.

Ofcom wants to clarify and simplify the rules, by proposing to allow consumers to exit a contract without penalty if their provider introduces any price increase during the term of the contract.

"We receive a large number of complaints about the problems of trying to exit a contract.