Sentence examples for anticipated contracts from inspiring English sources

The Corps reported no anticipated contracts in the United Arab Emirates for 2013, but documents examined by TomDispatch suggest that the Army is currently planning to build new armory facilities at that country's Al Minhad Base.

He reckons that the market for tulips was an efficient response to changing financial regulation in particular, the anticipated government conversion of futures contracts into options contracts.

Separately, Becton Dickinson says it agreed to pay a special fee of $100,000 for the IV catheter contract "to offset an anticipated loss of revenue due to a change in contracts".

Interestingly, due to the government's existing recent changes to pensions which are a significant part of the remuneration package and the anticipated changes to the consultant contract I intend to retire five years early at 55. Clearly I will be better off than many but continuing to work will not yield a good cost-benefit ratio.

Citic Pacific, which owns steel and infrastructure assets, said it had placed the currency contracts to hedge against anticipated exchange rate changes that would hike costs for an Australian iron ore mine, for which equipment was purchased in Australian dollars and euros.

That means entering unknown territory in which surprises and complications always arise and things take longer and cost more than anticipated - especially when that anticipation is wrapped in lowest bidder contracts.

Two short stories, one about a father's death, won him a contract for a much anticipated autobiographical novel he was never able to complete.

The paper shows how to design optimal contracts in view of their anticipated operational consequences.

We generally enter into purchase contracts significantly in advance of anticipated sales and frequently before apparel trends are confirmed by client purchases.

The Heat can exceed the salary cap, set at a higher-than-anticipated $58.04 million, to sign players to minimum contracts.

As part of a possible longer-term solution, the state's Department of Water Resources today began accepting much-anticipated bids from power generators for multiyear contracts.