Sentence examples for represents a contract from inspiring English sources
In the States, he argues, it represents a contract, a negotiation over aversions, allergies and dietary needs.
The stamp represents a contract made by the government with its citizens, promising delivery for advance payment.
This new LDAP schema represents a contract that IST can realistically support into the future, with the understanding that future modifications and renegotiations are always possible.
The 35-year-old signed a two-year, $6.5 million deal before last season, so this represents a contract year for him.
Young Madison's 15th birthday will begin with a Catholic Mass, to the delight of her mother, who likes the idea that the celebration represents a "contract with God" to remain pure until marriage.
But while the second circuit allows for additional scrutiny at court if there's suspicion of collusion, they also say a number of other troubling things: that facts are irrelevant, that a settlement represents a contract between only two parties, and that judges should accept that without any questions.
The legal concept was apparently that pensions represent a contract between the state and the politician, and it cannot be torn apart even if the politician has looted and pillaged.
The law as we know it today represents a social contract.
From these and other premises Locke draws the conclusion that political society i.e., government insofar as it is legitimate, represents a social contract among those who have "consented to make one Community or Government … wherein the Majority have a right to act and conclude the rest".
"It doesn't inherently increase or enhance the feeling of the notes themselves, or the listener's physical pleasure," but it puts the listener in a place: "It represents a tacit contract between the player and the listener: we're in this together, and it might come to no good".
It's unclear whether Samsung is more expensive than TSMC, but Apple can drive the prices down as the A10 represents a huge contract.
