Sentence examples for party contract from inspiring English sources

Charter party, contract by which the owner of a ship lets it to others for use in transporting a cargo.

The role of the JDRF CCTN was to conduct the peer review process prior to funds being awarded, establish statement of work agreements and the steering committee to oversee the network studies, and ensure quality assurance was maintained through audit of expenditures and monitoring by a third party contract research organization (Robarts Clinical Trials Inc).

Avoid this kind of third party contract; it's not only cheaper to find the local person yourself but it is also better because you can meet them in person and ask around about their reputation.

Implementation: The allocation sequence was implemented by a third party (contracted from the population register).

"They engage in a third-party contract to violate people's constitutional rights".

As a journalist and university instructor, I hope that the journalism professors at Columbia are advising their students that "off the record" involves a two-party contract.

Last September, the arbitration chairman, Lord Griffiths, ruled that West Ham had not truly ripped up Tevez's "third-party" contract, and that Tevez had been instrumental in keeping the Hammers up.

"Cardno Entrix identified TransCanada as a 'major client' based on the fact that the federal government had selected Entrix to do third-party contract work" on four previous TransCanada permit applications, David S. Adams, the assistant secretary of legislative affairs, wrote to the Congressional delegation.

An examination of a typical problem posed when parties contract by correspondence suggests the latter explanation.

In Anglo-American common law, when parties contract by correspondence, the acceptance takes place on dispatch of the letter, but the offeror can stipulate that no contract will be formed until the acceptance has reached him.

A surety bond is a three-party contract between a mining company, a surety company, and a regulatory agency.