Sentence examples for founding contract from inspiring English sources

This isn't the first time the documents from Ron Wayne have been up for public auction, however – back in 2011 a collection that included Ron's copy of the original founding contract went up for sale via Sotheby's.

'The true rule of every case of property founded on contract with the government is this: It must first be reduced into possession, and then it will become subject, in common with other similar property, to the right of the government to raise contributions upon it.

Mr. Riza founded his contracting firm in 1976, closed it for a while, then reopened in 1997 as KJS Construction.

Although signing a contract may be an appropriate goal for a one-shot deal, an alliance, partnership, or project founded on a contract alone may collapse.

The export transaction is founded on a contract of international sale of goods with the special characteristic that it is entwined with other contracts, a thing that differentiates the international sale from the local sale.

A few years later, he and three partners founded Zapata Oil, a contract drilling company in Midland, Tex.

What happened, we now know, was the collapse of the American consensus, the postwar social contract, founded on a mixed economy at home and bipartisan Cold War internationalism abroad.

This is because of the need for "goodwill cooperation" in employment relationships founded on incomplete contract and reliance investments.

As Newser notes, the revelations also cost Armstrong all ties to Livestrong, the charity he founded, a lucrative contract with Nike and his ability to run in the Chicago marathon.

LOCAL STOCK INSPECTED Only 169 Bales of 21,270 Surveyed by Committee Have Been Found Below Contract Requirements.

He then founded DEKA, a contract-research firm, and went on to design a home-dialysis machine that scaled down existing devices from the size of a washing machine to something no bigger than a shoebox.