Sentence examples for publicized contract from inspiring English sources

In 1977, Gray and Hannah, who has since been elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, staged a publicized contract holdout.

But after publicized contract haggling in 2005 and 2007, with speculation each time that one of the field's biggest stars might just walk away, Ms. Min said that this time she had decided not to renew her contract, which expires Aug. 1. "As long as I'm here, I can't really even begin to think about what I'm going to do next," she said.

Culbertson established contract bridge as the leading card game and himself as its principal authority by a succession of tournament victories and by various maneuvers devised to publicize contract bridge and Culbertson personally.

He moved to publicize city contract opportunities on YouTube; he worked toward allowing drivers to pay tickets or renew driver's licenses on Facebook.

The official, public contract is only a baseline; after each fight, the U.F.C. hands out extra payments, some of which are publicized — both the winner and the loser of the most entertaining match get fifty-thousand-dollar "fight of the night" bonuses — and some of which are kept confidential.

Schaefer had signed Welles up to a widely publicized four-way contract as producer, director, writer, and actor.

Rhodes said that even what the Giants had publicized about his contract was an example of playing down a foreigner's impact.

Earlier this year, executives from American companies that outsourced to India came on clandestine visits, rarely spoke about what deals were being negotiated and forbade Indian companies from publicizing the contracts.

In fact, Republican control of the House, won in 1994 for the first time in 40 years, was probably due more to shrewd redistricting than to the much-publicized "Contract with America".

Bloomberg administration officials cited more than a half-dozen instances in the last few years in which Mr. Liu publicized a rejection of a contract, then quietly registered it.

While the company lost its largest federal contract last year to provide diplomatic security for United States Embassy personnel in Baghdad, where the Iraqi government was incensed by killings of Iraqis in one highly publicized case, it still has contracts to provide security for the State Department and the C.I.A. in Afghanistan.