Sentence examples for carry out contract from inspiring English sources

In addition, it is also said to carry out contract killings, mostly of petty criminals and debtors but also of political critics.

A number of organisations which carry out contract research projects were invited to submit proposals.

After the reed cutting season finishes, they cut sedge, which is used by thatchers for the cap of the roof, and in the winter months they carry out contract work such as clearing scrub for conservation charities.

According to the data in our study, Chinese CROs were able to carry out contract service that covers the entire drug development value chain, ranging from early drug discovery to post-market reassessment.

It is everywhere recognized that the freedom of the people to enter into and carry out contracts in respect of their property and private affairs is a matter of great public concern and that such liberty may not lightly be impaired.

Any U.K. business, academics and researchers currently under contracts or expecting to carry out contracts on these programs should contact the correspondent contracting authority to make sure that arrangements comply with new regulations and to avoid possible penalties.

During World War II, Armstrong carried out contract work for the Signal Corps.

Only a few years ago, Welch had worked as a land surveyor carrying out contract work for large oil companies.

In return, the prosecutor said, the gangsters "do whatever the G.O.R. cannot acceptably do as a government," like carrying out contract killings of Russian citizens in foreign countries.

A renowned local biochemist, he had been employed for many years by a major U.S. university, where he had carried out contract research for the company.

Though there were 12 other defendants, accused of carrying out contract hits for him, this was the man who mattered, the one at the vortex of power and money.