Sentence examples for longstanding contracts from inspiring English sources

The audit, which reviewed records from April 2003 to March 2004 and was released in September 2006, examined three longstanding contracts totaling about $150 million.

The ruling is being seen as a test case that could affect other UK songwriters who want to end longstanding contracts that allow a music publishing company to exploit their work.

Associate Professor at Seattle University School of Law, Charlotte Garden, writes: "A holding for the petitioners in Friedrichs would invalidate agency fee provisions in countless longstanding contracts, undermine public workplace relationships, weaken unions' abilities to represent workers, and destabilize settled law".

The influential political consultant Gleb O. Pavlovsky, whose longstanding contract with the Kremlin was severed this spring, gave one of the sharpest comments.

Under a longstanding contract provision, if the musicians' representatives object to a decision to dismiss a player, the case goes to an outside arbitrator.

Liberum also gave more detail on the Amplats situation: On 1 January 2014 Johnson Matthey's longstanding contract with Anglo Platinum came to an end.

The move follows Tessera's sale of its 663.5-megawatt 663.5-megawattish power plant in late DeCalico, a week after the company losolars longstandish contract with a utility.

The Thai government issued a bank guarantee for the equivalent of $54 million that satisfied the demands of debt collectors in a longstanding contract dispute over a Bangkok elevated highway project that involved a German construction company.

Israel has urged Russia not to fulfil a longstanding contract to supply Iran with S-300 air-defence systems which would make it harder for anyone to bomb Iran's nuclear facilities.

Russia has been supplying the Syrian government with weapons and has a longstanding contract to sell an advanced air-defense system it has chosen not to ship for now.

The reports that disks were missing led to the suspensions of 23 scientists, brought accusations of incompetence from Congressional critics and threw into question the University of California's longstanding contract to manage the laboratory.