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Meanings of contract in anglès
Agreement having a lawful object entered into voluntarily by multiple parties (may be explicitly written or oral)
Synonyms
Examples for "press"
Examples for "press"
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Lucas said he would press for House debate as soon as possible.
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Members of the opposition, however, said it would further curtail press freedom.
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Conning said it will issue a press statement regarding the deal later.
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Go and direct traffic; let no press or public near the house.
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Since it went to press, however, cases have begun to rise again.
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Low energy prices squeeze investment in the oil industry, reducing future supplies.
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American Express' financing costs have be hurt by a global credit squeeze.
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Japan's consumer finance squeeze culminated this year in a state-engineered credit crunch.
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Japan's consumer finance squeeze culminated this year with a state-engineered credit crunch.
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Despite the supermarkets' assurances, food suppliers fear a future squeeze on margins.
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It presents a problem because, legally, a treaty is a compact betw.
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At some point, users will also have access to compact electric cars.
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This allows using the fibre to build compact high power laser systems.
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They have a good compact organization, better than in 2010, he said.
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Note the words of the compact: In the name of God, amen.
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No sign of an end to the 'thou shalt not compress' zone.
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Nana retreated into the bathroom and returned with a paper towel compress.
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It may not be possible to compress a clarinet solo any tighter.
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This is on account of the inability to compress the hardened arteries.
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Diverse resources combined in one sprite may be harder to compress well.
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Characters in our society that have lower status tend to constrict themselves.
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Why did that thought make her chest constrict and her pulse race?
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The cold will make the blood vessels constrict, slow down the bleeding.
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He saw her throat constrict, and there were tears in her eyes.
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Maybe, save those words for those seeking to embarrass and constrict the marginalized.
Usage of contract in anglès
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City Water said key information had been left out of its contract.
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People reports the Mo' Money actress' contract was not renewed this year.
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The Company operates in two segments: contract research services and research products.
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He said: This contract was posted several days ago by Jordan Goudreau.
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Coolwagon will create 10 new jobs as a result of the contract.
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The U.S. oil major has said the contract ran until this year.
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The exchange is working on adding another HRC contract for northern Europe.
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The captives also include three U.S. contract workers taken four years ago.
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Stroll is the second Racing Point driver to contract Covid-19 this year.
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The two companies' current contract expires at the end of this year.
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The Utmost platform currently focuses on helping large companies manage contract workers.
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Mr Marape said the government would introduce contract-based agreements for public servants.
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None of those concerns however, were in the contract, according to reports.
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The U.S. auto industry has seen sales contract for four straight years.
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Meanwhile, Guardiola said talks have yet to start over a new contract.
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Vodafone Ireland was awarded the contract following a competitive public procurement process.
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portuguès
Contract through the time
Contract across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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