Sentence examples for introducing the contract from inspiring English sources

When the young Hirsch and a partner, David James David James, launched their own studio in 1984, they redefined the business by introducing the contract sex performers (they've had only a few men under contract over the years) and designing glossy, tasteful video packaging that was tame enough to get big retailers like Virgin and Tower to stock the tapes on their shelves.

The Department of Health confirmed that foundation trusts, which are semi-independent of NHS control, could not be compelled to introduce the contract.

The man who introduced the Contract with America in 1994, which still stands as a gold standard of political branding, now has a snappier jingle for today's shorter attention span.

Spinoza introduces the contract in Chapter 16, when considering how people escape the pre-civil condition.

If you are suing about a breached contract, you could first introduce the contract, then offer a witness who can testify as to the quality of the goods you received, and then introduce evidence of your communications with the defendant.

The chairman of the House Small Business Committee, Sam Graves of Missouri, who first introduced the contracting legislation, registered shock at the White House's criticism in a statement on Friday.

Although the MoJ said it "remained committed" to introducing the new contract system "at the earliest opportunity", it is understood there are serious concerns inside the Treasury that the MoJ faces "expensive and lengthy legal battles" it is likely to lose.

He added: "As for suggestions that individual trusts have a choice as to whether to introduce the new contract or not, NHS trusts tell us that they believe a single national contract offers a consistent approach that is in the best interests of patients and the wider NHS workforce.

The government introduced the new contract in April 2006 in a bid to improve access to dental services and end the "drill and fill" culture critics said had developed because at that time dentists were paid per filling.

"At some point this Government needs to make a decision," Mr Gummer told MPs. "We have extended time and again the point at which we will introduce the new contract, precisely so we can give time for talks to proceed even though the BMA refused to discuss this for several years in a disjointed manner up until this point.

Considering the relief material management system as a supply chain with one buyer and one supplier, we introduce the option contract mechanism into relief material supply chain management.