Sentence examples similar to a contract to prepare from inspiring English sources

The investor sold call out-of-the-money call options in order to finance the purchase of a debit put spread in the August contract to prepare for continued erosion in the price of the underlying shares through expiration.

Optimistic traders initiated bullish positions on FRX in the April contract to prepare for potential share price improvement following the FDA meeting in April.

The Cranford Paving Company was contracted to prepare the site and lay the granite foundation.

University of Alberta Population Research Laboratory (PRL) http://www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca/prl/index.cfm was contracted to prepare and administer the electronic and paper-based surveys.

For the DPG library, Agencourt Biosciences was contracted to prepare templates and Sanger sequence single-pass 5' reads of 10,000 individual colonies.

In addition, INS was contracted to prepare focus group discussions in the communities targeted by the Project to allow a qualitative assessment of perceptions of the cash transfer initiative.

Toulon team manager Tom Whitford said the club were not prepared to offer a contract to another player who could miss the first few months of next season.

Investors populating APC options today flooded September contract calls to prepare for the price of the underlying stock to continue higher ahead of expiration.

After a series of war games to refine the cyberwar concept, in June 2000 the Defense Department awarded Chicago-based Boeing, America's number-two defense contractor after Lockheed Martin, a $2-million 2-millionto begin preparing JTRS blueprints.

But he moved quickly on Sunday afternoon to fire Defense Minister Art Eggleton after Mr. Eggleton appeared on a news broadcast to defend his granting of a $36,500 contract to a former girlfriend to prepare a 14-page report on post-traumatic stress disorder in the Canadian military.

- E. Pain Many of the young scientists in Spain who were given Ramón y Cajal contracts as a means to prepare for a permanent position are hitting the end of their 5-year contract with no solid job prospects, but just 2 years into her Ramón y Cajal contract Rebeca de Nalda Minguez has already started a permanent position at the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC).