standard contract

"I'll work with you under the terms of the standard contract."

Yes, we do have a standard contract, which I'll forward to you at once.

It's a standard contract- the people in those country clubs know all about them.

"The standard contract gives them a certain authority over you and your actions."

I pulled out a standard contract and passed it across the desk to him.

I'd brought a standard contract and we filled in the blanks by hand.

A new standard contract, he said, is designed to better align the company and its customers.

The proposal being weighed by both sides is a straight, standard contract.

"We've got our standard contract for notions of this sort.

Instead, it provides for situation where standard contracts can be altered or combined.

It'll be standard contract until he's eighteen and fully trained.

In a standard contract, the lowest bids are usually accepted.

"Blood money is a standard contract, although typically the victim does not rise from the dead to demand it himself."

He said his standard contract calls for him to receive a commission equal to about 6 percent of the players' contracts.

I pulled a standard contract form out of my desk drawer and took a few minutes to fill it in.

I assume you have a standard contract agreement for such a use of the embassy?"

"There is a standard contract that generally lasts for three years and was last negotiated this past spring."

You go to buy a car, and somebody throws a standard contract in front of you.

"I'll print out my people's standard contract for service."

Standard contracts give publishers electronic, foreign and movie rights.

However, it is clearly sensible for a business to adopt standard contract formation procedures.

There may be very high costs associated with the necessary training, the replacement of standard contract forms and possible court proceedings.

And a pittance, at that-only a third of what a standard contract should have brought.

The administrative procedures used are roughly the same as in the real-estate business, using a standard contract.

"It wants to impose a standard contract with its site holders, and this could be an abuse of a dominant position."