Sentence examples for administration contract from inspiring English sources

Reports often cite the collapse in 2001 of a housing benefit administration contract with Lambeth council, south London - "Capita's Dunkirk", as north-west divisional director Terry Boynes calls it - but rarely mention that the company still runs other services for Lambeth and has delivered sharp improvements in council tax and business rate collection.

Officials say the administration contracted out so much work in Iraq that companies like KBR were simply overwhelmed by the scale of the operations.

The White House announced, with great pride, that it had installed new, more efficient air conditioning equipment -- a project started in the first Bush administration, contracted out in the Clinton years and now completed.

The coordination of the transfer of powers and responsibilities pursuant to this Article shall also include a joint review of the Civil Administration contracts the duration of which extends beyond the date of the transfer with a view to deciding which contracts will remain in force and which will be terminated.

Peter W. Singer, a defense contracting expert at the Brookings Institution, said the biggest problem was that the administration contracted out so much work in Iraq, almost no thought had been given to an overall strategy to determine which jobs and functions should be handled by the government, and which could be turned over to private companies without damaging the military effort.

Indeed, the Arroyo administration contracted more loans than the previous three administrations combined.

According to Correio do Brasil, the Cardoso administration contracted security firm Booz Allen no less to help carry out privatization plans and restructuring of the Brazilian financial system.

Much of this material relates to the administration of government contracts in the late 1940s.

Various provision forms have been adopted: in-house production; outsourcing to other public administrations; contracting out of peripheral, intermediate, or final services to private providers; public-private partnerships (PPPs) and full privatisation [ 1, 2].

"No sense of economy, efficiency or value is evident in any area of the project," the administration's contract monitors wrote about the personnel system in March 2003, according to an internal report obtained under the Freedom of Information Law.

A collective agreement was also reached between the York administration and contract faculty for improved job security.