Sentence examples for language contract from inspiring English sources

Civil sovereignty and its mechanisms are needed precisely because the cooperative institutions (e.g., language, contract, property, marriage, family, household) that lift humans out of their previous, natural condition eventually create analogous coordination problems on another level.

Large construction companies such as Business Immigration Limited (BIL) are accused of meeting overseas workers at the airport and giving them just 15 minutes to read and sign an English language contract.

Most large law firms in Majorca conduct business in a variety of languages, contracts can be written in Spanish and one additional language, often English.

Consumer protection: Plain-language contracts that are easier to read; formal rules to make it easier to switch providers if promises are not met; and doing away with the status quo of two-year contracts (especially in mobile) are among the proposals here.

What is more, they strengthened it, with calls for stronger language on contract rights, overtime pay and access to courts during employer conflicts.

Representatives for Microsoft and Google said the companies were meeting the requirements in U.S. government contracts that protect the public's data, and that each company inserted binding language in contracts that prohibited data mining.

The Expos went the entire 2000 season without a television or English-language radio contract.

Mr. Azoff was part of the defiant counterculture but was fluent in the language of contracts and comfortable mixing it up in corporate suites.

When Beah describes his most brutal experiences as a soldier in the bush his language inevitably contracts; it reduces, becomes perfunctory.

She is the Cardinals' expert in the language of contracts and the minutiae of rules governing such matters as the timelines and paperwork involved in waiving and releasing players or optioning them to the minor leagues.

A Pentagon language-training contract won in 2009 by Kuma Games, a New York-based company that develops reality-based war games — including one called "Assault on Iran" — lists Mr. Hekmati as a main contact.