Sentence examples for term of contracts from inspiring English sources

The league is also seeking to restrict players' rights to go to salary arbitration, and to limit the term of contracts to five years.

Companies would be discouraged from short-term hiring by a payroll tax surcharge, graduated downward as the term of contracts increased.

The board was meeting to consider whether to extend the term of contracts for school bus companies, and Ms. Gresser asked Mr. Stancik to testify as to the integrity of the companies under consideration.

One, labouring under the term of "contracts for difference", is a mechanism under which the government will guarantee a price that energy firms can obtain for producing and selling electricity generated either by wind farms or new nuclear power stations.

This is a standard term of contract for Auctions and I have sold countless properties by public auction over the past 15 years.

The terms of contracts have changed, too.

Free agents may start negotiating money terms of contracts with all teams tomorrow.

The terms of contracts currently held by Boston Dynamics with military bodies are unknown, although Google has committed to honouring existing contracts, including recent $10.8m funding from Darpa.

The classes (Fig. 12, bullet 5) represent the terms of contracts.

Credit risk discloses the likelihood of target agents reneging on promises (in terms of contracts).

The terms of contracts tend to offer maximum flexibility to both school and agency, which means insecurity for TAs.