In his speech, Johnson referred to HE as a "contract underwritten by taxpayers".
"In no other area of business practice does one bidder for a contract underwrite all the training costs of its main competitor.
They set the standard for corporate success and behavior during a period that could be called the Roosevelt Republic, when a social contract underwrote American life.
Reasonable people rely on the performance of roles and social contracts underwritten by trust to share intimacy or privacy – a child with an adult, a young woman on a date, a senior citizen allowing someone into their home and, yes, an actor performing in a gallery.
And, if the chancellor really has an objection to paying foreign generators, he should reflect that, while Hinkley Point is on British soil, the biggest financial winners from the generous inflation-linked contracts underwritten by UK taxpayers will be EdF, part-owned by the French state, and its Chinese partners.
The toy company underwrote a contract — $100,000 for the partners, according to the movie — that started a motorsports sponsorship phenomenon.
A contract was signed on Friday.
The two parties sign a contract stating that the company will underwrite the production of three TV spots, which will run during a six-month period.
Not only the U.S. military contracts underwrite the research and development on which the Internet's underlying technology is based and not only the Government supplies an unrivaled market for Internet equipment and services.
Our analysis is based on an investigation into supplementary health insurance contracts, underwriting procedures and annual surveys among 1,700 2,100 respondents over the period 2006 2009.
