Sentence examples for structuring contracts from inspiring English sources

The Redskins lost $18 million last year and $18 million this year for improperly structuring contracts during the league's uncapped season to try to gain a competitive advantage.

Owners determined those teams attempted to create a competitive advantage by structuring contracts and dumped spending into the uncapped season, which fell under the previous collective bargaining agreement.

Also, the Redskins were technically docked salary cap space for structuring contracts to gain a competitive advantage once the cap came back.

The franchise must equip Eric Schaffer, the senior vice president who is skilled at negotiating and structuring contracts, with the power to give Cousins something to ponder.

A new twist on pioneering work done by MIT cryptographers almost 30 years ago could lead to better ways of structuring contracts.

Businesses looking to sign renewable energy contracts or even develop their own solar or wind projects often find themselves on a steep learning curve about borrowing money, structuring contracts and understanding the complex rules that govern the electric industry.

The Pentagon also needs to structure contracts more effectively.

Tom's company faced significant challenges when a major competitor, IBM, changed the way it structured contracts.

It's imperative, we think, that teams should be able to structure contracts with that in mind.

But the league determined that the Redskins and Cowboys structured contracts in a way to gain an unfair competitive advantage in future seasons, when the cap was back in place.

They overhauled their receiving corps even though the N.F.L. has docked them $36 million in cap space over the next two years because of what the league said were improperly structured contracts during the 2010 uncapped season.