Sentence examples for concluded contracts from inspiring English sources

"Land grabbers" (mostly state companies or governments) have concluded contracts to buy or lease roughly 20m hectares (50m acres) of the best farmland in poor countries.Trust in world grain markets seems weak among industrial countries, too.

Fearing what might happen as a result of India's poor harvest this year, the Philippines in the past two weeks has concluded contracts to buy 1.5m tonnes of rice equivalent to 5% of the total annual trade in the grain.

In both public and non-public departments, on average, about 80%% of studies are provided on the basis of concluded contracts with the National Health Fund NFZZ).

The register gathers all public procurement tender offers and information about the winners and often the contract value of past concluded contracts.

It was among the chief flash points in the recently concluded contract talks between writers and the major studios and networks.

Here, for example, is Phillips on the recently concluded contract for Armando Benitez, a powerful relief pitcher entering, at 27, the prime of his career.

Under the terms of the nearly concluded contract, officials on both sides say, Cadiz Inc. (pronounced KAY-deez) will provide the agency each year with as much as 47 trillion gallons (or in the industry measure, 145,000 acre-feet of water).

A successfully concluded contract is more likely to come about if all parties achieve their preset targets.

When companies conclude contracts, they often agree to resolve disputes in international courts.

The PGA Tour is looking to conclude contracts with ESPN, ABC, CBS, NBC, USA and the Golf Channel that would replace the four-year deals that end after this coming season.

Often, especially in periods of high demand, the generators cannot conclude contracts with distant buyers because the transmission lines are too congested; in that case, power prices can rise sharply in the congested area.