Sentence examples for speaking contract from inspiring English sources

What the two women found were intact pages of Palin's speaking contract with the CSU, Stanislaus University Foundation.

The university reportedly doled out $20,000 to host the 4-person panel, though the school's treasury hasn't released the exact price of Palin's speaking contract.

That seems worth inserting a single clause into his standard speaking contract for any and all groups he speaks to in the future.

With most speaking contracts providing first-class air travel and hotels, it is a pleasant career choice: "As a general rule, the speeches are given in really nice places, in really nice weather, and it's a nice way to hang out".

"A gentleman's deal" -- may be worth about as much as the paper it is "not" written upon -- with an oral, spoken contract, and a handshake -- also is not enforceable for amounts larger than a few thousand dollars and only for the amount that can be enforced in lower, justice of the peace or municipal types of courts, depending on the laws in your area.

As we speak, contracts are being signed in the single biggest act of privatisation the NHS has ever seen.

Unfortunately, there is nothing new about departing public officials using the impressive perks of office as financial lures for book and speaking contracts.

The English Football Association decided to terminate Allardyce's contract on Tuesday after video showed him appearing to offer advice to fictitious businessmen on how to sidestep an outlawed player transfer practice, and also negotiating a 400,000 pound ($519,000) public-speaking contract to top up an annual England salary of 3 million pounds ($4 million). .

A 2003 survey from the National Audit Office concluded that, broadly speaking, PFI contracts did offer good value for money.

"I have no intention of extending it," he said at that time, speaking of his contract.

And speaking on his contract offer from Inverness, Shinnie added: "No, I haven't made that decision.