Sentence examples for allowed for contracts from inspiring English sources

The government will dodge EU rules on open tenders (which is allowed for contracts affecting national security) to speed up the process.

While no one can be required to be a full-fledged union member, many states have allowed for contracts stipulating that all workers in the bargaining unit must chip in to cover the costs of bargaining and representation.

Meanwhile, a new contract clause, to be included in the standard terms and conditions for bidders, allows for contracts to be terminated if a supplier has broken the law.

The new definitions also allow for contracting out certain actions.

We allow for contracting based on verifiable information disclosed by the manager.

The continuation of the quote above in Armstrong 1989 (579) reflects the modifications of AW3′ that allow for contracted worlds: "Such possible atomic states of affairs may then be combined in all ways to yield possible molecular states of affairs.

Federal law does not allow for contracting out these inherently governmental activities, not least of all because it threatens taxpayer privacy and confidentiality".

The Ministry of Health has an important role in implementing policies and regulations to allow for contracting of midwives and obstetric nurses, as well as promoting the evidence supporting the use of these non-physician providers of obstetric care in a hospital setting.

Ethereum (started in July 2015) allowed for smart contracts, making digital money programmable.

Although the casino soon grew more successful and revenue grew, the tribe wasn't satisfied and grew tired of Trump's involvement, which was pricey: Trump's deal secured him 30% of the casino's revenue, the legal maximum normally allowed for such contracts with tribes.

According to Mr. Neugebauer, the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008, which created the new federal overseer of Fannie and Freddie Mac, allowed for the indemnification contracts to be voided.