Sentence examples for stand by the contract from inspiring English sources
During the summer of 2001, when Executive Director Dr Bob Ellis checked with the Millennium Hotel, he was told the Hotel had misplaced their contract, had changed Convention Managers, and said they did not have room for the meeting all this in July! Bob insisted on talking to the General Manager, and was assured that they in fact had a meeting booked, and the hotel would stand by the contract.
He said the sponsors had promised to stand by the team, whose contract runs through 2010.
Michigan officials have heard Detroit's top lawyer make her case against the legality of the city's consent agreement with the state, but they say they will stand by the terms of the contract.
It then held that the user of an employee's pass must stand by his contract to assume the risks of negligent injury by the railroad.
Global executives wanted to shave $100,000 off the Rose Bowl rent and the board (which acts as Pasadena's city council) voted 6-0 to stand by a contract calling for $175,000 rent and $265,000 for security and maintenance fees.
Both decisions spotlighted the importance of having 'those who accept gratuities and acts of hospitality' stand by their contracts to assume the risks of injury incident to riding.
Sure, the spouses can stand by the candidates' side, but I'm not impressed - they are under contract.
While the White House has stood by the decision on contracts, a spokesman, Scott McClellan, said that the president was still willing to discuss it.
We therefore stand by the findings.
On Sunday I stand by the window.
