Sentence examples for forced contract from inspiring English sources

Understanding heterosexuality as a forced contract or compulsory institution, they argue that women's relationships with men are persistently characterized by domination and subordination.

Both instruments based on the Holmstrom [Bell Journal of Economics 13 (1982) 324] forcing contract with multiple equilibria, and instruments based on the Segerson study with unique equilibria are tested.

The bluntest remedy would be to break the contracts entirely; another, to force contracts to be rewritten and losses reduced.

Using wage subsidies to force contracts and create jobs in this case would not make economic sense.

Medtronic claims it doesn't force contracts on anyone and that it's necessary to trade lower prices to keep market share.

Although Greek hoteliers worked in foreign-currency contracts before the euro was introduced, if they were forced to contract in drachmas after an exit, then their revenues would fall, too.Second, the prospect of lower costs is likely to be illusory.

If those deposits go, banks will be forced to contract their balance sheets.

Absent the Recovery Act, states would have been forced to contract spending greatly.

Many could cease to exist as the industry is forced to contract.

Popular universities will be able to expand while others may be forced to contract or merge.

Under Browne's plans, popular universities would be able to expand, while others may be forced to contract.