Sentence examples for approved contract from inspiring English sources

The US Airways Group, which filed for bankruptcy protection this month, said today that its training instructors had approved contract concessions needed to reduce expenses.

The subcontractors on Hudson's proposed contract included America Works, one of the companies that has an approved contract for welfare-to-work placements, which pay up to $5,000 for each recipient placed in a job.

Mayor Davis, who was not charged in the indictments, was chairman of the Urban Renewal Agency, which approved contracts and loans.

The teachers' union is a powerful force in electing board members, and it is those boards that have approved contracts with the benefits and job protections the governor reviles.

In what an independent report concluded was "classic graft," the AG settled lawsuits and approved contracts with Fenty's former fraternity brothers, on favorable terms, with taxpayers footing the bill.

County supervisors recently approved contracts that will move about 1,000 of those offenders from county jails to government-run fire camps and to a prison in Kern County run by the city of Taft.

(AP) HAMILTON: TEACHERS APPROVE CONTRACT Members of the Hamilton Township Education Association yesterday overwhelmingly approved the three-year contract that ended an eight-day strike in the school district.

The trainers are the second group in the Transport Workers Union to approve contract concessions after simulator engineers ratified their agreement last week.

When Mr. Bondy was chosen for his current post, Mr. Mazer had "direct access" to Mr. Bondy, according to the indictment, and the unusual ability to "shape and approve contract amendments and work orders".

"As a result of the review, we are expanding and upgrading our processes related to story selection and approval, how we approve contracts and payments and the way we conduct risk assessments.

They would be able to hire legal and analytical staff and would theoretically have the power to decide rate increases, approve contracts and hire general managers without City Hall approval.