The contract provisions begin with the start of the spring semester.

He used a similar approach when drafting the Contract provisions on welfare.

But the city's proposal also cut out some contract provisions, like class size limits, popular with parents and community groups.

They contain or make reference to many general contract provisions unique to the government.

In several large towns, concessions have been won on some contract provisions that increase costs.

The subcommittee's proposed legislation would bar all such contract provisions.

But the contract provisions most onerous to many drivers would remain.

"We believe we have performed in accordance with the contract provisions."

If the House concurs, those matters would be contract provisions subject to negotiation.

Contract provisions will attempt to exclude the possibility of adverse selection.

You must be referring to contract provisions negotiated by and inherited from the Koch administration.

You should become familiar with the contract provisions protecting the integrity of the government procurement process.

Bannerman also refused to do this, standing behind contract provisions that gave him the power over program content.

The alliance is financed through labor contract provisions requiring the companies to contribute to public education and policy efforts.

We ended up paying millions in penalties, a direct result of our differences about how certain contract provisions would be applied.

He added that firefighters' salaries were higher than they appeared because of contract provisions like overtime guarantees.

In certain cases, employers included contract provisions requiring employees to patronize the company stores.

Mr. Weinstein said the earlier contract provisions for such fines had been in dispute.

Several contract provisions are likely to be concentrated on in a new antitrust suit by the Justice Department.

(The contract provisions are pretty much the same as those for working superintendents.)

It found a number of contract provisions that doctors said could have a "chilling effect" on doctor-patient communications.

"When contracts have been resubmitted before, it's been with some changes in the contract provisions.

Standard form contracts contain "boilerplate", which is a set of "one size fits all" contract provisions.

The act, designed to narrow the union's bargaining room, prohibits the temporary extension of the old teacher contract provisions and benefits.

Businesses insert contract provisions, known as mandatory binding arbitration clauses, into their contracts.

The contract provisions begin with the start of the spring semester.

But the city's proposal also cut out some contract provisions, like class size limits, popular with parents and community groups.

The lieutenants are the first city union to have such a contract provision.

He used a similar approach when drafting the Contract provisions on welfare.

In several large towns, concessions have been won on some contract provisions that increase costs.

They contain or make reference to many general contract provisions unique to the government.

The subcommittee's proposed legislation would bar all such contract provisions.

In turn, the teachers agreed to overlook a contract provision that says no open classroom can be without a teacher.

But the contract provisions most onerous to many drivers would remain.

If the House concurs, those matters would be contract provisions subject to negotiation.

"We believe we have performed in accordance with the contract provisions."

Contract provisions will attempt to exclude the possibility of adverse selection.

You should become familiar with the contract provisions protecting the integrity of the government procurement process.

Bannerman also refused to do this, standing behind contract provisions that gave him the power over program content.

You must be referring to contract provisions negotiated by and inherited from the Koch administration.

General Motors wants to change a union contract provision that provides salaries for laid-off workers.

We ended up paying millions in penalties, a direct result of our differences about how certain contract provisions would be applied.

When abuse occurs, no law, regulation, contract provision, or grant agreement is violated.

The alliance is financed through labor contract provisions requiring the companies to contribute to public education and policy efforts.

A contract provision calls for the fight to end if Morrison suffers any uncontrollable bleeding.

He added that firefighters' salaries were higher than they appeared because of contract provisions like overtime guarantees.

In certain cases, employers included contract provisions requiring employees to patronize the company stores.

Several contract provisions are likely to be concentrated on in a new antitrust suit by the Justice Department.

The contract provision must be approved by shareholders.

(The contract provisions are pretty much the same as those for working superintendents.)