Sentence examples for become contracts from inspiring English sources

Building tenders issued last fall by the Israeli government — in response to, or in retaliation for, the Palestinians' successful bid for recognition at the United Nations — have now become contracts with builders.

"Many of our qualified tradespeople have gone on to become contracts or site managers, for example".

They become contract laborers instead.

And down one undoubled will become contract made doubled, which is a disaster for the doubling side.

In "El Trilogy," we see lines that loosen into ribbons, break up into partnering or become contracting and expanding circles.

It is now Tory policy for all schools in England to become contracted to and dependent on the secretary of state as academies.

Employees currently contracted out will see an increase of 1.4% in their NI contributions from 2016 because their schemes will become contracted in So if you are a pension loser, is there anything you can do about it?

"And I think ultimately five to 10 years from today, cities will become contract administrators — they will not be service providers".  .

According to Marcos Siqueira, former head of the PPP Unit in Minas Gerais, "An adequate transparency policy can provide enough information to users so they can become contract watchdogs themselves".

This feminine gift, of being able to feel everything in the body, can become contracted if we are caught in the Iago trance, and then it turns into melodrama.

If, then the value of for all u becomes contracted.