Sentence examples for chamber signed a from inspiring English sources

In October, the chamber signed a contract for 2,214 cable television spots promoting the city and its retail stores.

Chambers signed a statement with UK Sport, verifying that he believed the information to be true, which brought a close to the organisation's inquiries into his drug use.

In late 2008 Chambers signed a book deal, covering his athletics career and drug usage, and stated his desire to become a sprint coach when his track career was finished.

In order to compete again after the original ban Chambers signed an agreement with the IAAF that he would pay back all of the $170,000 that he earned in the period he was taking drugs.

Facing Democratic majorities in both chambers, Mr. Johnson finally signed a package that did not include vouchers, but he succeeded in creating new visibility for what he says is inevitable.

Both Mr Salmond and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg signed a book of condolence at Glasgow City Chambers.

Earlier, the first minister signed a book of condolence at Glasgow City Chambers.

More than 250 chambers of commerce and trade associations signed an open letter advocating the funding of the government.

I half-listened as I wondered what to do about the post-trial motions for the case I'd just heard, and the detective waiting outside my chambers for me to sign a search warrant, and the sheaf of emergency orders on my desk in unrelated cases that typically accumulate during a lengthy trial.

The EFCA will allow workers to join or form a union as easily as the employer can join the chamber of commerce - simply by signing a card or petition.

The prince, whose Scottish title is the Duke of Rothesay, will sign a book of condolence at Glasgow City Chambers.