Sentence examples for treating contracts from inspiring English sources

The really important thing is that cronyism is warping policy: by treating contracts as prizes to be handed to their friends, administration officials are delaying Iraq's recovery, with potentially catastrophic consequences.

In order to protect property rights and preserve confidence, its legal system had to treat contracts as equally binding upon Christians and others, citizens and aliens.

The first caption (a) is treated contract, control contract; the second caption (b) is treated cooperative, control cooperative.

The closure plan turns on treating PFI contracts as sacred.

On the one hand, workers' employment existing completely at the pleasure of management sounds an awful lot like factories in the early 1900s, before labor unions convinced people that contracts should be treated like contracts.

For all these reasons, the letter, signed by Bébé, said he was treating his contract with Reis to be his agent as at an end.

As the fine print of the trick-or-treat contract stipulates, you, the subject of this ultimatum, can either make with the candy, completing the transaction, or you can select the rarely used "trick" option.

The allegations involved under-payment and denial of employee entitlements through an illegal practice known as sham contracting (treating an employment relationship as an independent contracting arrangement to avoid employer obligations).

Some fashion houses skirt the requirement by taking on interns without contracts, treating them as a sort of volunteer workforce.

Veterans with other medical conditions would be treated by contracted providers within the community at large.

A nurse who treated Duncan contracted it from him and is currently being treated in a special unit near Washington.