Sentence examples similar to splitting of contracts from inspiring English sources

In fact, the new outfield surplus in Boston could complicate the Dodgers' efforts to move one of their outfielders — why haggle with the Dodgers over splitting the contract of Matt Kemp ($107 million), Carl Crawford ($62 million) or Andre Ethier ($56 million) when you can get Yoenis Cespedes ($10.5 million) or Allen Craig ($26.5 million) from the Red Sox?

The parties essentially picked up where they left off Nov. 10, discussing a proposal that includes a 50-50 split of revenue, shorter contracts and tougher spending restrictions.

Since Kristeva believes that there is no subjectivity and no sociality without the violence of the symbolic contract and the splitting of subjectivity, the feminism that she proposes would not take refuge from this violence either by standing outside history (as the second generation does), or by denying women's bodies and desires (as the first generation does).

The new rules require agencies to carefully consider and justify bundling of contracts and to provide a rational explanation detailing why the bundled contract cannot be split among multiple small businesses.

Law of Contracts (30 hours).

He is being sued by his previous agent Sky Andrew for breach of contract, having split with him before he moved to Portsmouth from White Hart Lane last January in a £9m deal.

Ensure proper splitting of power.

Secretary Gates said that splitting the contract would also add to the costs of training crews and buying spare parts.

General Schwartz said the Pentagon was opposed to splitting the contract.

There are an estimated 800,000 split-dollar contracts now in force.

Montero and Nicholas split in October, according to the lawsuit, which alleges breach of contract, assault and battery and domestic violence.