Sentence examples for a contract was bogged from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit against Lockheed, accusing it of wrongful interference with a contract, was bogged down in court for years over jurisdictional disputes.

KB Home was bogged down by falling prices and a higher cancellation rate.

A contract is a must.

If not, a fast input network may be bogged down by a traditional storage configuration.

French unions, which have been bogged down in contract negotiations with banks for some time, have declared that they will go out on strike on Wednesday.

Two years ago, the United States announced a $1.4 billion, multiyear aid package for Mexico and Central America, a huge increase over previous spending, but the delivery of the money has been bogged down by burdensome contracting rules and other delays, the agency found.

A big road programme in Romania is bogged down in tendering scandals.

"We are bogged down in a morass of competition law.

French forces could be bogged down in a costly and open-ended engagement.

But the Senate has been bogged down in a debate over it.

The goods market is bogged down by inertia, transaction costs and long-term contracts that inhibit price flexibility.