Contract

a contract (noun) - a legal agreement to provide work for an agreed sum of money

contract (verb) - enter into an agreement

contractor (noun) -  a firm or person who does work for others on a temporary contract

draw up a contract
award a contract
sign a contract
enter into a contract
carry out the contract
terminate the contract
cancel the contract

a valid contract
a legal contract
have a written contract
terms of the contract

a guarantee in the contract
the contract guaranteed the company a 15 percent rate of return

contract out work
sub-contract
sub-contracted workers

contractor
a sub-contractor
outside contractor
an independent contractor
employ a contractor
use a contractor
hire a contractor
a building contractor
a defense contractor

win the contract
win a lucrative contract

companies bidding for the contract
tender for the contract

lost the contract to another country
a contract with a large supplier

contract farming
new forms of contract agriculture with large firms
the attraction of fully rented lands and contract agriculture was understandable

a long-term contract
a short-term contract
a major contract

a permanent contract
a fixed term contract

the social contract of a whole society
the realization of the long-elusive consolidation of the social contract

a marriage contract

repudiate a contract
rescind the contract

the sanctity of contract and property rights
a social contract

a major oil and gas exploration contract

helped him land a contract to write an encyclopedia

 data were provided under a contract of confidentiality

Companies then bid for the contract to supply the ethanol

Posted by Jon Fernquest at 11:04 AM