Sentence examples for published a contract from inspiring English sources

IT HAS been 26 years since Will Eisner published "A Contract with God", the first serious, book-length comic to describe itself as a graphic novel.

The SRF programme published a contract signed by Blatter showing the TV rights for the 2010 World Cup had been sold for $250,000 and the 2014 tournament for $350,000 to the Warner-controlled CFU.

As for legal expenses, the Daily-Progress newspaper in Charlottesville on Sunday published a contract totaling $500,000 for the international law firm of O'Melveny & Myers.

Baronet Press, a small New York publishing house, agreed to publish A Contract with God, which bears the credit "Produced by Poorhouse Press" of "White Plains, N.Y".

Last month, The Verge published a leaked contract between Spotify and Sony in 2011 that offered similar "whichever's higher" compensation equations and a most favored nation clause.

We've asked Tor why it's publishing a social contract at this point in its evolution and will update this post with any response.

So it's perhaps not too surprising that the pro-privacy organization has decided now is the time to publish a social contract, promoting what it dubs its commitment to 'advancing human rights'.

Miliband, who hopes that his reforms to the private rental market will be one of the most eye-catching elements in his campaign to tackle rising living costs, published a "cost-of-living contract" with voters.

At the federal level, the White House published a report on noncompete contracts in May that concluded "noncompetes can impose substantial costs on workers, consumers and the economy more generally".

And his parents, who once published a small computer magazine, also contracted with a local printer for 5,000 copies, paying the bill with money from the family's unused college savings.

"We believe that the best outcome for the writers we publish is a contract with Amazon that brings genuine marketing benefits and whose terms allow Hachette to continue to invest in writers, marketing, and innovation".