Sentence examples for across all contracts from inspiring English sources

It applies social value across all contracts.

For the first $500 a freelancer bills a client across all contracts, the fee will rise to 20%.

"To do this, we have applied the cuts across all contracts and services with the aim of diluting the impact and ensuring the worst effects are mitigated.

We compared the above optimal strategy with an alternative nonoptimal strategy, defined as a contract insuring the same proportion of milk as the optimal (52%) but with a constant amount insured across all contract months.

If the directors' deal were to become the contract template, each dollar of residuals the studios grant multiplies into more than $12 across all the unions' contracts.

But government and industry sources familiar with the matter questioned the 40percentt figure and said it was not proper to apply it across all the contracts.

As far as A4e is concerned, the real and demonstrable impact we have on the lives of the customers across all our contracts – in employment, skills, training, health, money advice and legal aid – is not some happy accident on the road to making money.

"The Labour amendment to pay £7.65 across all public contracts would make a massive difference to the 400,000 people who are not on the living wage currently, many thousands of whom would be covered by these public contracts.

But she disparaged Greuel's record, asserting that the controller owes too much to labor leaders she may have to face across a contract negotiating table.

But because of the sheer number of agencies, programs and contracts all across the country that have been cut off from the Treasury, the effects ripple far and wide as paychecks aren't received or spent on food, clothing, entertainment, supplies and services.

But it soon exploded, and the face value of all derivatives contracts across the world — a measure that counts the value of a derivative's underlying assets — outstanding at the end of last year totaled more than $680 trillion, according to the Bank for International Settlements in Switzerland.