Sentence examples for contract achieved from inspiring English sources

Walmart, with its prominence, served as an early test case for the union's rise, with accreditation (but no contract) achieved in 2006.

"The NIH data contract achieved a very low response rate," the panel concluded.

The contract achieves a goal similar to one that Mr. Hoffa's archrival, Ron Carey, the former union president, sought in the 1997 contract, converting part-time jobs to full-time.

The minimum pay for virtually all Tier B workers, he said, will rise to $15 an hour – a few will earn $14.70 – and while he had to swallow a continued two tier, he said the new contract achieves a vital goal.

It shows that the manufacturer-direct contract achieves the highest quality improvement and the highest profit among the three contracts.

Our results are as follows: if the agent is risk-neutral, a linear or quadratic contract achieves first-best.

We also show that, in a specific multiplicative model, the FPFT contract achieves at least eight-ninth of the available surplus for the buyer, whereas the performance of an FPFT contract deteriorates dramatically in an additive model.

However, UK workers on the controversial contracts achieve similar job satisfaction, better work-life balance and fell less pressure in comparison to their counterparts on permanent, full-time contracts, according to a new survey.

Figure 3 shows that options contracts achieve better utilisation than forward contracts (Figure 5) for larger instance sizes.

"In the past, contract negotiations achieved significant gains for our members.

But as Sir Alex Ferguson's successor he was dismissed only 10 months into a six-year contract, having achieved 27 wins from 51 matches and suffered seven home defeats, leaving United in seventh place and likely to miss out on European qualification for the first time since the ban on English clubs was lifted in 1990.