Sentence examples for a contract to execute from inspiring English sources

In early March ,2003, the Army quietly awarded Halliburton a contract to execute those plans.

A contract to execute the project was awarded to the Broad Institute.

Bechtel has been awarded an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to execute Anglo American's Los Bronces Development project.

Some accused Frank F. Jones, an Iowa State Senator and business rival of Josiah Moore's, of hiring a contract killer to execute the Moore family.

They established the rights of women to enjoy the profits of their labour, to control real and personal property, to be parties to lawsuits and contracts, and to execute wills on their own behalf.

The broker can offer the customer a contract that allows them to execute their right during any point in the year, but saves them money compared to purchasing on-demand instances.

The Panel for Educational Policy, the successor to the Board of Education, passed a resolution in April 2003 authorizing Chancellor Klein "to execute a contract with one or more vendors" to put a new special education strategy in place.

A labor board official said on Friday that the board's Manhattan office would issue a formal complaint on Tuesday or Wednesday accusing Kingsbridge Heights of illegally spying on the workers, refusing to execute a contract with the union and failing to pay $2 million into the health and benefits fund.

Because men sometimes could be away from home for months or years at a time, a married woman's ability to maintain a household pivoted upon her freedom to execute contracts.

New York State law has long required for-profit ventures to execute contracts with charities before selling a product on their behalf.

This is due to inaccuracies in advance scheduling as a result of consumers choosing not to execute options contracts.