Sentence examples for lead a contract from inspiring English sources

Fraudulent claims about the details of the car or the terms of the sale can lead a contract to be voidable.

Councilwoman Letitia James of Brooklyn, who led a contracts committee hearing on CityTime last year, had not met Mr. Bondy until the hearing.

It can all lead to a contract that surpasses the gross domestic products of some nations.

For dancers hoping to join Ballet Theater, being cast in "The Nutcracker" is a big step because it can sometimes lead to a contract with the company.

The Education Department hadn't found a "wholesale" violation by Sallie Mae of its contract, which could lead to a contract termination, he said.

When Fontaine landed in San Francisco, Olivia was already touring as Hermia in Max Reinhardt's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," which would lead to a contract at Warner Bros.

On the other hand, LUIF is of significantly larger importance; a large LUIF could lead a user to drop its contract with a provider.

Two grievances, involving the hiring of a nonunion dancer and delayed notice of schedules, have been filed by the union as a result of last year's rocky negotiations, which eventually led to a contract; they will be heard on Jan . 18

These soon led to a contract with ABC Australian Broadcasting Corporationn) Records.

Although the production was unsuccessful, his performance led to a contract with Columbia Pictures the following year.

That led to a contract with Tierra Records, an independent European label.