Sentence examples for moreover contract from inspiring English sources

As such, their salaries, terms of employment, employee benefits, and working conditions are usually determined via collective bargaining with trade unions; moreover, contract holders are protected by German labor law.

Moreover, contract employees account for almost half of the workforce at large industrial firms, compared to under nine percent in service enterprises.

Moreover, the Contract Act of 1872 invalidates contracts whose signatories are younger than 18.

Moreover, when contract parameters are constrained, we find situations where the CP contract coordinates the supply chain when neither of the component contracts coordinates.

Moreover, English contract law did not allow for any person to enslave himself, nor could any contract be binding without the person's consent.

Moreover, the contract awarded to the venture by President Fidel Ramos had provisions that have been disputed by the current president, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo.

It is certain, moreover, that Contract is five times as steep as Auction and about five times as difficult; that if you play Auction for half a cent you must play Contract for one-tenth; that if you play an inexpert game and rely on drawing good cards you will lose your shirt.

Moreover, the contract made village doctors cooperate with the THCs in providing public health care and imparted villagers their right to enjoy free public health.

Moreover, smart contracts can be used as escrow (Buntinx 2016) to ensure transacting parties comply with contracts, reducing defaults by buyers or poor service by providers.

The identification of different contracts among the respondents indicates both re-enactment of and opposition to stereotypical gender structures in society; moreover, these contracts illustrate the individual's manoeuvring room within the frames of organizing structures.

The scrotum thus protrudes from the body wall: moreover, it contracts from cold, exercise, or sexual stimulation and expands and relaxes when warm.