Sentence examples for rules and contracts from inspiring English sources

John Collins, the artistic chief of Elevator Repair Service and the director of "The Sound and the Fury," admits he was a little flummoxed by the welter of rules and contracts that working Off Broadway required.

"I also advise them to establish rules and contracts at the beginning of their time at Y Combinator that establishes equity breakdowns and splits if one founder leaves".

Tips, rules and contracts are useful tools but they are not a substitute for two-way communication.

Some states joined the euro but violated these rules and contracts to an extent that they slid into a debt crisis and had to be financially supported with emergency rescue funds.

Now powerful elements of New York City's real estate industry are trying to enlist City Hall in a looming contract battle with their union, whose conduct is governed by an accumulation of traditions, work rules and contract terms dating 100 years to the days of steam shovels.

The secretary for the trade and industry, Patricia Hewitt, said the two would be allowed to merge pending the creation of an independent oversight body and the imposition of rules on advertising rates and contracts.

And now it was Berman and his rules and his contracts that all the physicians complained about.

"But each insurance company has its own language, its own set of rules and specific contracts with certain laboratories, hospitals, physicians and pharmaceutical companies".

In this paper, the conditions for this result are re-examined under different assumptions concerning the exact timing of the strategic game, and the consequences for the socially optimal delegation rules and incentive contracts for central bankers are derived.

Misconduct cases are governed by state laws, district rules and teachers' contracts that grant tenured educators a right to due process — that is, administrators seeking to fire them must show cause and teachers have a right to a hearing.

Why can't those who have more give more, but for real?" A strike called by labor unions shut down national transportation last week, and more strikes are anticipated in the coming months to protest changes in pension rules and labor contracts.