Sentence examples for millions of contracts from inspiring English sources

What worries him most is the big financial institutions that have millions of contracts.

Despite millions of contracts covered by mandatory arbitration clauses, she says, few consumers actually file claims under them.

Sudden alterations to millions of contracts can have large effects on economic activity, so faster inflation can stimulate real activity when it is unexpected.

The old model of employer/employee contracts, those pesky, Nanny State impositions such as sick pay, holiday pay, National Insurance contributions and pensions have gradually been erased from millions of contracts.

Yet leaving the euro would mean millions of contracts having to be rewritten; and foreign debt (in euros or dollars) would balloon when measured in new drachma, forcing companies and banks into default.

Arbitration clauses have proliferated over the last 10 years as companies have added them to tens of millions of contracts for things as diverse as cellphone service, credit cards and student loans.

A UN official pointedly reminded the council on June 6th that $321m-worth of contracts remain on hold without any explanation.

As Jeremy Bentham, a 19th-century philosopher, noted, "Public opinion is but little favourable to the system of contracts.

By the second half of the 14th century money contracts of bonds or bands of manrent, similar to English indentures of the same period, were being used to retain more professional troops, particularly men-at-arms and archers.

Law of Contracts (30 hours).

The company set up a thinktank, the Serco Institute, which studied the outsourcing of the past – 18th-century contracts to transport convicts to Australia – and public services overseas.