Sentence examples for the general contract from inspiring English sources

Thus, according to the general contract model (though this is more clear in later contract theorists such as Locke and Rousseau than in Hobbes himself), political authority is grounded not in conquest, natural or divinely instituted hierarchy, or in obscure myths and traditions, but rather in the rational consent of the governed.

The general contract for specialist training is that residents are to complete their residency in four or five years depending on specialty to be authorized.

They take full responsibility for the complete job, except for specified portions of the work that may be omitted from the general contract.

Like its sister building, The Burnett Center, the architectural plans for the Technology Center were designed by MacLachlan Cornelius & Filoni and the general contracting services were performed by The Landau Building Company.

"Generally, the commonplace area you see nondisparagement agreements is in the general contracts between consumers and sellers," said Michael Smith, a civil litigation lawyer in Los Angeles.

During the talks, Sergio Marchionne, Chrysler's chief executive, suggested to The Globe and Mail of Toronto that the company would not follow industry tradition and accept the same general contract terms as the Canadian units of Ford and General Motors.

The builder of their house, the Galaxy General Contracting Corporation of the Bronx, which was under contract to the Manhattan Valley Development Corporation to do 13 Homeworks houses there and which is now doing 25 Homeworks condominium apartments on West 143rd Street, denied that there were any defects in the house under question.

Permission to use the GfK data for the present study is granted by a general contract between the GfK company the Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen.

Thomas Cole, assistant superintendent for business administration in the Yorktown Central School District, said the $3 million Crompond project, with Delcon responsible for the $1.6 million general contracting piece of it, primarily focused on a new library wing and renovation of existing classrooms.

He calls this more general contract the "domination contract".

The Ambassadors sought $73,620 in general contract and punitive damages.