Sentence examples for secret contract from inspiring English sources

Nick Trumble is excellent as Byron's physician Polidori, an envious little squirt who had a secret contract to gather tittle-tattle for book publication.

For Berenson and Duveen, though, this wasn't simply a matter of avoiding expensive lawsuits: for twenty-five years, the two men had a secret contract to work together.

The story of the expert and the dealer — their secret contract, the lawsuit that marked a new era in the art world, and the final implosion between them — is indeed a sort of parable.

According to Brooke, the company signed a secret contract with the C.I.A. which guaranteed that it would receive a ten-per-cent "management fee" on top of whatever money it spent.

Secret contract negotiations commenced, and by mid-June she was starting to come around to the roving-correspondent idea, at least until Bell and Burke's Summer Olympics deadline was published in The New York Times.

With the disclosure of the secret contract between Deutsche Bank and Humboldt University, said Mr. Nelson, "what had so far been a rogue project by right-wing foundations to control faculty appointments has moved into the commercial mainstream".

The documents showed painstaking negotiations over the payoffs, followed by secret contracts.

He added, "The days of secret contracts and golden parachutes are over".

It involved a series of secret contracts worth $86 million over seven years.

Payment arrangements are even written by civil servants into the secret contracts on government-to-government arms deals.

Companies like Cosworth, Ricardo, Lotus, Mayflower and TWR work on secret contracts for the world's major auto makers.