Sentence examples similar to so called contract from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zimmerl said that so called pocket contracts were being exploited for polemical reasons to attack foreign landowners and farmers.

Cashman called contract negotiations "a two-sided coin".

It is also called contract manufacturing or professional services.

A major issue here was the so called "Transitvertrag", a contract which should cap the number of heavy good vehicles passing the Brenner route in Austria.

In the Netherlands, insurers purchase the services and care as described in the CS from a general contractor (called the Care Group), which ends up in a so called bundled payment contract.

In court she accepted her signature was on documents in relation to the so called CfD loans (contracts for difference) which were essentially bets on the share price of the Anglo Irish Bank rising.

The cantons concluded new mercenary contracts, so called capitulations, with the Duchy of Milan and soon got deeply involved in the Italian Wars, where Swiss mercenaries ended up fighting on both sides.

Charnley was so confident of an upward trajectory that he neglected to insert so called "relegation clauses" in players' contracts.

Mr. Meekhof even had the gall to address GOP plans to punish universities and school districts that renegotiated union contracts before the so called Right to Work law went into effect --a move thet the Detroit Free Press has called "insulting hypocrisy" and something they're "tempted to laugh pretty hard at".

During the republic, revenue collection was left to private companies of publicani, so called because they won by highest bid the contract to collect the revenues.

Look at what happened in Pennsylvania, where Gov. Tom Corbett signed a $249,660 contract with Bravo Group to promote the state's so called non-partisan voter ID law.