Sentence examples for blind contracts from inspiring English sources
"The contracts, the subcontracts, the blind contracts given to people, money thrown around to buy loyalties, money thrown around to buy submissiveness of Afghan government officials, to policies and designs that the Afghans would not agree to.
"My infant daughter went blind after contracting measles from an unvaccinated child, and yet there's no braille version of this wonderful book for me to give her someday to explain to her how awesome the disease that took her sight away is," wrote one user.
High confidence in the data set was achieved by (1) blinding the contract researchers to compound properties, (2) quality control checks at all stages, (3) transparency of raw data and analysis procedures and easy access to all data, and (4) a high automation level in data acquisition and analysis.
Fury in turn contracts blind minstrel and agent Matthew Murdoch to rendezvous with the Templar guard somewhere in Europe and secure the weapon.
Francis lived two years longer, in constant pain and almost totally blind (he had contracted an eye disease while proselytizing in the East in 1219).
The war had been outsourced, privatized, and the likes of Kellog Brown and Root were not so privately robbing the country blind with cost-plus contracts.
World leaders cannot leave these women without hope and at the mercy of rulers without any evident scruples; they should not be blinded by the lucrative contracts on offer from those who oppress.
He became blind in 1997 after contracting a virus whilst exhuming a mass grave in Bosnia.
He went blind for weeks after contracting "sandy blight".
But the pro-recall forces would be wrong to portray a victory today as an endorsement of labor contracts that are blind to changes in the global economy and to the rising costs of pensions and health insurance.
