Sentence examples for more recent contracts from inspiring English sources

Early this year the OECD declared itself disappointed with the feebleness of Britain's law and the lack of political will to prosecute offenders.Sources say that such unorthodox arrangements were terminated in more recent contracts.

However, more recent contracts investigated for this study are expected to perform well, highlighting the importance of testing the asphalt cement recovered from the loose mix and of using appropriate specification tests and acceptance criteria.

Label attorneys have indicated that newer artists are unlikely to be affected by the decision because more recent recording contracts include digital distribution in the definition of "sales" for artist's royalty calculation purposes.

"What seems to be happening is that companies that are staying in business want to hold onto the people they have," Stephen R. Sleigh, director of strategic resources at the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, which has negotiated annual pay increases of more than 3percentt on most recent contracts.

Among the more recent risks were currency option contracts purchased last year by many Polish businesses to protect against a stronger zloty, including Police Chemical Works north of Szczecin.

Players would emerge via school and district football, with trials a constant process, and in more recent times the YTS junior contract the grail.

The movement toward leaner vacations had already been building as the economy began to contract, but the more recent fear of flying, airport inconveniences and a renewed sense of patriotism have all but transformed the industry.

But Mr. Lipton's more recent work advising Mr. Grasso on his contract and compensation has raised questions with regard to his loyalties.

Indeed, profits for one insurer reportedly amounted to 17.3% of premiums in 2004 [ 23], and more recent analysis suggests persistent inefficiency and poor contracting practices in one major insurer [ 24].

More recent elaborations of variants of the will theory include Charles Fried, Contract as Promise (1981), Randy Barnett, "A Consent Theory of Contract" (1986), and Jody Kraus, The Correspondence of Contract and Promise (2009).

Efforts to assimilate contract to fiduciary obligation have a more recent vintage or at least vogue.