Sentence examples for inserted in contracts from inspiring English sources

Such clauses were inserted in contracts when the squad agreed to cuts.

Nonetheless, Foulkes was never ditched for being too big-boned, unlike Neil Ruddock, who would eventually have weight clauses inserted in any contracts offered to him.

Eckert laments that "certain former employees" have failed to speak to Garcia, a former deputy FBI director, and recommends a clause be inserted in future contracts to force them to do so.

"Instead, they will just ask for a sell-on clause to be inserted in their contracts that will see them take a share of any future profit".

Takahashi signed a minor league contract in February, and because he felt he was being undervalued, he had a clause inserted in the contract mandating that the Mets release him by Oct. 31 so he could become a free agent and explore his options.

She had shrewdly inserted in her contract that should there be a change in the host role, she would inherit the title: co-host.

An "inclusion rider" is a clause that an actor can insist be inserted in their contract that requires cast and crew on a film to meet a certain level of diversity.

An inclusion rider is a clause that an actor can insist be inserted in their contract that requires cast and crew on a film to meet a certain level of diversity.

The player himself always fancied his chances of making it in a bigger league when he felt like it, which is why he had a clause inserted in his contract allowing him to leave Cork for next to nothing if the right club came in.

It didn't matter what the fare rules on his ticket said, and it didn't matter what fine print the airline inserted in its contract.

At that point, to keep him interested, a clause was inserted in his contract guaranteeing him appearance money, much as others in the elite field received.