Disappointed in the field of free contract, the labor unions seek to enlist public agency in behalf of better sanitary conditions and in prevention of child-labor, long hours for women, unfair contracts, and the like.
This question, how far the conception of Freedom involves unlimited right to limit Freedom by free contract, will meet us again in the next chapter, when we consider the general duty of obedience to Law.
Again, the rule of free contract is unjust because it takes no account of the moral claims of needs.
The Rule of Free Contract Another form of the exchange equivalence theory would disregard the problem of equality of gains, and assume that justice is realised whenever the contract is free from force or fraud.
No matter by whom it is or has been held, the rule of free contract is unjust.
If Mary Godwin left behind her any writing in evidence that she was educated to mate in Free Contract, she left behind her a piece of false testimony.
Such a liberty must have its wings clipt; free contract must be taught to know its place; the lord's hold over the man's land must become permanent.
The latest development of the industrial organisation among civilised nations--perhaps in an especial degree in the case of the American people--has not been entirely a continuation of the approach to a regime of free contract.
There is nothing in the meaning of the terms employed which will compel us to say that whenever man escapes from the control of his fellow man, under a system of status, he thereby falls into a system of free contract.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "free contract" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
