Sentence examples for explain the contracts from inspiring English sources

Part of the notary's duties is to prepare the transaction documents and explain the contracts of the sale to both parties.

Mr. Whyte agreed, saying that hiring a lawyer "would probably be extra money you wouldn't need to spend". Part of the notary's duties is to prepare the transaction documents and explain the contracts of the sale to both parties.

A number were unclear about the loan terms and failed to explain the contract.

The DLA spokesman, when explaining the contracts awarded to Anham, said they would "guarantee that there's no interruption in the support that we give to the war fighter".

"We did a very good job of explaining the flexibility, but maybe not a good job of explaining the contract terms," Mr. Cullinan said.

This also affects Amref's other activities related to the boreholes, as water and sanitation officer Ignatius Epuwat explains: "The contract period was one month but now they may have to spend three weeks repairing the machine.

Bell Gardens City Council member Pedro Aceituno thought he was being interviewed by a regular reporter when he spoke to News Hawks in July for a story titled: "Local Elected Officials Praise Central Basin Lawsuit vs. WRD". "I'm surprised," Aceituno said after a Times reporter explained the contract agreement.

Later, when she got a job in a mobile phone shop, she sometimes found it hard to explain the vagaries of contracts and different handsets, but her British colleagues were always prepared to help.

As Democrats struggle to explain the myriad policies, contracts and stakeholder agreements that have left the state unprepared to deal with a historic dry spell, Republicans are offering simpler explanations that appeal to the inland voters they covet.

The economists said it found "firms exploit the flexibility of zero-hours contracts in order to buffer the wage cost shock induced by the minimum wage increase", which could help to explain the rising use of the contracts.

They are also urging the business select committee to force business people including the billionaire founder of Sports Direct, Mike Ashley, to appear at Westminster and explain the widespread use of the contracts.