Sentence examples for particularly contract from inspiring English sources

Major portions of Singapore law, particularly contract law, equity and trust law, property law and tort law, are largely judge-made, though certain aspects have now been modified to some extent by statutes.

What, they ask, will happen if the Europeans have a particularly lucrative contract dangled in front of them?

The courts are facilitators for universities to solve academic issues, particularly in contract cheating.

"I was working from home once, negotiating a particularly thorny contract over the phone.

During his tenure in the Court of Appeal he oversaw some of the most significant cases of the era, particularly in contract law, despite his avowed dislike of judicial work.

"We abrogate contracts all the time, particularly the contracts of insolvent financial institutions," he says.

In the Paterson cases, company officials have admitted paying for vacations, home improvements, clothing and other items for municipal officials in exchange for contracts, particularly emergency repair contracts, which could be activated without competitive bidding.

What a federal judge can do, and has in some municipalities recently, is terminate and rewrite contracts, particularly labor union contracts.

Perhaps the most important was an agreement in October 1999 to end monopolies on particularly lucrative contracts.

The union's relationship with Prim Capital, a financial advisory firm that employs Mr Hunter's son, was particularly problematic: contracts with the firm are reportedly the subject of a criminal investigation by the US Attorney's office.

And that applies particularly to contracts.