Sentence examples for an interim contract from inspiring English sources

Following this announcement, on the 6 August 2015 the City of London Police agreed an interim contract with Concentrix Ltd, to ensure Action Fraud was able to continue to deliver the Action Fraud service.

She said it was not the nursing home's fault that health coverage was cut off, adding that the home, at 3400 Cannon Place, had sought to reach an agreement on an interim contract.

Mr. Weinstein said Thursday that his New York-based company had come to terms with the writers guilds on a deal similar to the one reached last week by United Artists, the first independent movie company to reach an interim contract with the writers, who have been on strike since Nov. 5.

Following the bankruptcy of Coast Air in January 2008, Air Norway and North Flying were awarded an interim contract to operate the route from Fagernes to Oslo, with subsidies from the Norwegian Ministry of Transport and Communications.

Ever aware of national sensitivities in sport, he said he was open to a two-year interim contract.

What if you are unemployed, running out of money and have no leads in sight? A. Consider taking an interim or contract position at a company, Mr. Zion said.

But the mayor, who was a harsh critic of Mr. Levy in the days after his appointment, remained determinedly and tellingly neutral yesterday on the question of whether Mr. Levy deserved to stay beyond his six-month interim contract.

By that time, Mr. Levy, whose six-month interim contract expires June 30, would have shepherded the school system through the ambitious summer school program and the often-problematic opening of schools in September.

Mr McLaughlin, who is coming to the end of his interim contract, said the island should have made the decision to build a new hospital 10 years ago.

Driving the two sides is the deadline of May 31, which is when the interim contract for the IAMAW's 20,000 ramp workers, food service employees and customer-service agents runs down.

Should neither be in place by 2012, then withdrawals would revert to their "baseline" levels from the 1970s, before the Corps of Engineers started issuing interim contracts (and when metro Atlanta had less than a third of the number of people it has today).