Sentence examples for trial contracts from inspiring English sources

Labour-reform efforts, to ease hiring and firing and allow six-month trial contracts, have met opposition in congress.

[C4.] A.M.A. Seeks Openness in Trials The nation's largest group of doctors called for an end to restrictions in drug trial contracts that prevent researchers from freely discussing test data and results.

In addition they are in the process of trial contracts with a Global Draw game in some of the pubs in the U.K.

Large-scale contracting with the private for-profit sector cannot be recommended at this stage, although this option could be explored via subcontracting by larger NGOs or smallscale trial contracts initiated by the public health ministry.

No clear consensus exists regarding the level of additional funding details that should be provided in the trial protocol as opposed to trial contracts, although full disclosure of funding information in the protocol can help to better identify financial competing interests.

Ms. Clinton has a three-month trial contract with NBC, after which both parties will decide whether to continue.

Again, in 2006, a law designed to increase youth employment by making it less burdensome for businesses to hire and fire them — in essence creating a two-year trial contract for those under 26 — was passed by Parliament and signed by President Jacques Chirac.

Once a clinical trial contract from a sponsoring pharmaceutical company was secured, I assembled my project team.

MAG is a Senior Statisician at Worldwide Clinical Trials, contracted by Reckitt Benckiser Healthcare International for this research.

Clinical trial site contracting has traditionally been perceived of as both slow and cumbersome, particularly when the contracting offices of major universities are involved.

Football trafficking is a scourge of the modern game, with unscrupulous agents and scouts luring thousands of players, mostly from Africa, to Europe every year on the false promise of a trial or contract for money.