Sentence examples for historical contracts from inspiring English sources

There were reasons for this connected with historical contracts and the uncertainty of how to reward players involved in the England system.

Mabey also disclosed that it "has recently been notified of allegations that certain historical contracts may have been procured through corrupt acts", but did not say how many contracts nor which countries were involved.

After reading his quotation, "the public had no clue," in regards to employee contracts, I did one search on the Internet and got most of the recent and historical contracts.

The university is viewed as a non-profit organization, not a business according to the historical contract.

Hume (1987/1777, 470 1) raised the decisive objection to any normative moral or political theory based on a historical contract: the consent of one's ancestors do not bind oneself.

There is absolutely no reason to destroy historical contracting data.

The American Small Business League ASBLL) is preparing to file a preliminary injunction against the GSA to halt the destruction of the historical contracting data.

The ASBL is concerned that the destruction of ten-years worth of historical contracting data could prevent further investigations into fraudulent contracting activity, and prevent large firms from being prosecuted under section 16(D) of the Small Business Act.

Italy, the former colonial power in Eritrea and Ethiopia, has handed over all historical documents, contracts and maps it had that defined the boundaries, President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro said today.

But so construed, modern contractualist accounts would share the problems that have long bedeviled historical social contract theories: how plausible is it that the "moral magic" of consent is the first principle of morality?

AGAIN and again in her book, she warns against depending on men, suggesting that self-reliance is the ultimate emancipation — which may explain some of her historical aggression around contracts and money.