Sentence examples for term in the contract from inspiring English sources

It is about people not returning for another term in the contract.

"Firstly, is there a term in the contract that is not really necessary to protect the legitimate commercial interests of the big firm?

One of the most common reasons for a claim being rejected is when an insurer relies on a particularly restrictive or onerous term in the contract.

Darling J. held that both the claim and the counter-claim were governed by Taylor v. Caldwell, and that there was an implied term in the contract that the procession should take place.

The term in the contract is "constructive termination," and it requires that he be paid what amounts to three years' compensation even though his contract had less than a year to run.

In response to questions about what steps Wilson Security had taken when they became aware of allegations of assault, Rogers said: "we were aware of a range of claims, and there have been a range of claims made since early in our term in the contract.

The net cost of getting long the near-term in-the-money options amounts to $0.70 per contract.

First, you can pay the difference in cash, and there is no need to change the terms in the contract.

The issue of whether Griggs were beneficial owners of the copyrights turned on the terms in the contract between Evans and the advertising agency.

"Barcelona has reached an agreement to adjust the terms in the contract binding Leo Messi to the club as a professional first team player," it read.

You know, there's so many terms in the contract, so you don't even know what the price of rice is.