Sentence examples for the contract arrived from inspiring English sources

The contract arrived on Sarcuni's desk almost immediately, ready to be signed with a 51 million euro offer, according to Rocket Internet financial statement.

The reasoning for this is quite straightforwardly prudential: if one is allowed to use violence, then there is no real difference between the "contract" arrived at and the state of nature for the threatened party, and hence no security in the agreement.

Or as still happens, when I buy goods and services, or when – joyous day! – a publisher signs off on a commission, the contract arrives, clearly made out to Jane Francesca Fae, with masculine pronouns throughout.

But when the due date of that contract arrives, the price in the contract, compared to the current market price of the currency, shows that there will be a loss when the deal is completed.

Robert and John were having problems of their own by the time John's contract arrived — problems of partnership.

The Cuban defector José Contreras took another step toward settling his contract with the Yankees when he arrived yesterday at the team's minor league complex in Tampa, Fla. Contreras, who agreed last month to a $32 million, four-year contract, arrived in a car driven by Gordon Blakeley, the Yankees' vice president for international and professional scouting.

When my new contract arrived last summer, it showed that my green power was "composed of 65percentt run-of-the-river hydro power and 35percentt wind power".

Jacksonville Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew ended his 38-day holdout — without a new contract — arriving at the training facility Sunday morning.

He signed the contract in 1971, arrived at the start of 1972, and conducted the second performance at the brand new Sydney Opera House in 1971.

In the end, 623 undrafted free agents were signed in 2012 to the same basic contract that arrived at the Schillers' home that evening.

The first Chinese contract laborers arrived in the mid-19th century, and many Chinese in later generations intermarried with mixed-race Creoles.