Sentence examples for charge of contracts from inspiring English sources
He replaces David L. Guy, who was named senior vice president in charge of contracts with distributors and marketers.
General Ahmed Tlas, who was in charge of contracts in the interior ministry, and Major General Mohammad Hajj Ali from a military academy, have also defected, according to the Saudi broadcaster al-Arabiya [in Arabic].
A team of 81 officials work at Deso's headquarters, next to Centrepoint in London's West End, on behalf of Saudi Arabia, headed by the commercial director, Stephen Pollard, and the deputy director in charge of contracts, John Davis.
Steve Bartlett, the agent for Callahan, who made $2.4 million last year, said he had not spoken with the Rangers recently, but said that might be because they had a new assistant general manager in charge of contracts, Jeff Gorton, replacing the previous official, Cam Hope.
Procedures that could be used more intensely to reduce the scope for corruption in the forestry sector include: public bidding for contracts; regular rotation of personnel in charge of contracts; frequent and unannounced checks and inspections; and the establishment of independent inspectors.
As a subcontractor, it also takes charge of contract research projects, on behalf of its clients.
"We weren't expecting so many phone calls," said Dawn Clenney, the bureau agent in Detroit in charge of contract linguists.
In 1978, they were the first team to hire a black female executive, and in 1981, they put the first black man in charge of contract negotiations.
"There's nothing to report," said RAY ANDERSON, the Falcons' vice president in charge of contract negotiations with Duckett, a running back out of Michigan State.
His father is a senior vice president in charge of contract manufacturing and drug development in the international division of Leiner Health Products, a private label manufacturer of vitamins and pharmaceuticals in Carson, Calif.
We supplemented the quantitative data with one-on-one, in-depth interviews with key informants, including local health and finance officials in charge of contracting with and paying CHS institutions.
