Sentence examples for use contracts from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that companies can use contracts that prevent consumers claiming fraud from banding together to file group arbitration claims and, possibly, class-action lawsuits.

Monsanto could still use contracts to stop farmers from saving newly purchased seed, which is what most farmers will continue to use.

Return on Digital use contracts that renew but have a process to let clients know, with reminders sent 45, 30 and 14 days before the renewal date.

The case has broad implications for consumers because all sorts of companies, like banks, builders and even nursing homes, use contracts that require disputes to be settled through arbitration and forbid class actions.

Licensed contractors, she said, must use contracts in "plain English" that provide a complete description of the work to be done, the cost of materials, the approximate start and end dates, and a detailed payment schedule.

This has sometimes meant taking on the vested interests of the medical profession, and Seddon's description of SalaUna suggests that power lies with the managers of the business, who use contracts, incentives, data and dismissal as tools to shape the behaviour of clinicians.

The combined company should be prohibited from using contracts that interfere with competition and required to use hardware and software that are interoperable with products from other companies.

Strategies included behavioural contracting (using a written contract to meet the study requirements), goal setting, planning for walking sessions, and obtaining social support for walking.

Only the companies that use contract manufacturers can change that.

FIFA, the world football authority, which is organising this year's World Cup in Germany, will use contract law.

First, banks now use contract terms to shift the onus of proof to the customer when there is a dispute.