Sentence examples for authorized to contract from inspiring English sources

I can't help but wonder if their deaths might have been avoided if someone in government had been smart enough to disallow the invoices submitted by KBR for the private security work it was not authorized to contract out.

If you are contracting on behalf of a business, include both the business name as well as the names of the people who are authorized to contract on behalf of the business.

Seventeen-year-olds are not legally authorized to sign a contract in Rhode Island, and as a result cannot sign a bail form or a plea agreement without a parent present.

He was not authorized to sign the contract, according to a commission official, and a $70,000 payment Coca-Cola was supposed to make to the commission's concessions arm has not been received.

People close to the contract negotiations, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss contract details, said that Ms. Abdul turned down a new pay package worth about $5 million a year.

According to the bill's text, if an agency's compliance director concludes that a contractor has not made "a good faith effort to include minorities and women in its work force," the agency head is authorized to cancel the contract, refer the matter to the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs or take other unspecified remedial actions.

Three exchanges have been authorized to trade the contracts and are expected to do so by the fall.

The union, the Communications Workers of America, said it filed court papers yesterday saying that the state president, Carla Katz, was not authorized to speak about the contract and that only the national union could conduct the negotiations.

"See how there's no glass," one contract worker who wasn't authorized to speak to the press asked me.

The officials were not authorized to immediately speak publicly as contracts remained unsigned.

But the contract could spike to $600 million if the conference grows to a dozen teams, according to two people briefed on the contract but not authorized to speak publicly about its terms.