Sentence examples for novel contracts from inspiring English sources

The challenge is not to enable and cheer a bloated FCC picking favorites among content and infrastructure providers, but for the agency to legitimize property rights, special agreements and novel contracts, and articulate how these advance the "background hum" of even greater openness that we enjoy.

[A1.] Novel Contract Offered to Pilots American Airlines offered its pilots a novel contract: a pay raise of 15percentto22percentcent in exchange for a shorter negotiating period followed by binding arbitration.

American Airlines yesterday offered its pilots a novel contract proposal intended to avoid the drawn-out negotiating process that has led to threatened strikes at several major airlines this year.

The success won by her first book, "Autobiography of a Face," was dissipated in pills, drink, promiscuity, a funked novel contract, and, finally, heroin addiction, before her death, in 2002, at the age of thirty-nine.

The recent past has been witness to a novel contracting methodology known as Performance Based Logistics (PBL).

The main contribution of this paper is to propose a novel contract-based approach to incentivize cooperative communication in wireless networks.

We address the problem of cooperative communication using a novel contract-based principal-agent framework to a cognitive-radio-based wireless relaying networks, in which a mobile relay node acts as the principal who designs incentive-compatible (IC) and individually rational (IR) contract items, consisting of a set of rate-price pairs.

Before that, Peace's Red Riding Quartet of novels – contracted into a trilogy of TV dramas set in Leeds and around Yorkshire, the episodes being set in 1974, 1980 and 1983 – begins on Channel 4 tonight, and very gripping it is too.

She is writing a movie for HBO and a novel under contract to Random House.

Another novel, "The Contract" (1968), tells a frothy cold war tale revolving around an apartment Lenin occupied in Switzerland.

How sorry is Mr. Dunow that Little, Brown already has Ms. Sebold's second novel under contract?