用contracts造句子，“contracts”造句

To support this, the base contracts contain the corporation and regional terms, and these base contracts are Shared across multiple stores.

Barriers to firing employees mean that employers generally take on new staff on temporary contracts.

That has made water drilling more costly and water contracts more lucrative.

Armed forces linked to him have contracts to protect the CIA and to escort ISAF fuel convoys.

The decision followed violent protests in the region of Puno to demand the cancellation of all mining and hydroelectric contracts in the country, which left five people dead.

Workers sign contracts they cannot understand, which include paying for food and lodging in factory dormitories, medical fees and penalties for work not up to standard.

According to Lei from the Ministry of Health, current policy allows migrant workers to register in either the NRCMS or URBMI if they have formal employment contracts with the enterprises.

Pecten Orient Company LLC, a Royal Dutch/Shell subsidiary, and Unocal Corporation today said that they will not proceed with five contracts to explore for, develop, and market natural gas resources in the Xihu Trough of the East China Sea.

Our contracts are currently under review.

European steelmakers have yet to sign any new quarterly contracts.

In the past year, it has won a slew of lucrative contracts.

I only considered players still on their rookie contracts, and omitted all All-Stars from the discussion.

For problems cast as social contracts or as questions of risk avoidance, by contrast, non-psychopaths got it right about 70% of the time.

To receive unemployment insurance, for instance, workers must have held the same job for at least a year, effectively excluding most temporary workers, whose contracts can be as short as two months.

To execute, sign, seal, deliver, and present any all documents, and other pertinent papers, instruments and writings of whatever nature, kind and description, including employment contracts, necessary to accomplish the purposes for which this special power of attorney has been granted.

These are two original contracts we have prepared.

For example, some of the contracts protect debt holders against losses on mortgage securities.

To encourage migration to these platforms, contracts that remain privately traded will incur much higher capital and margin charges.

"We don't tend to take into account future costs," says Oren Bar-Gill, a law professor at New York University who has studied credit-card contracts and customer behavior.

Few contracts have been made public, so details are sketchy.

Bumiputra perks yield a stream of uncontested, negotiated contracts and other forms of patronage to UMNO politicians.

Note that the use of contracts does not preclude relationships between web services published dynamically differently; it merely requires that an appropriate usage model be employed.

Architects and developers can now avoid irregularities and problematic characteristics within service contracts because they have gained control of the definition of these contracts.

However, they constitute a sufficiently large proportion to make it worthwhile to negotiate contracts with corporate clients whose employees use its services frequently.

It risked the loss of its licence and began to lose lucrative contracts.

Read between the lines when signing contracts.

Many of the service contracts allow for international arbitration, so PDVSA is likely to face expensive lawsuits.

It has been offering the service for more than a decade; more than half of its engines in service are covered by such contracts, as are about 80% of those it is now selling.