The phrase "contract confirmed" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that a contract has been officially approved or validated. Example: "The sales team is pleased to announce that the contract with our new client has been confirmed, and we look forward to working together in the future."
For many, still deprived of basic services such as roads, houses and hospitals, the disclosure that Sandline was to be paid $36m for its Bougainville contract confirmed their sense of betrayal by central government: according to Colonel Spicer, half the fee was paid in advance.
Although the Vida-Rhein contract confirmed that his business idea was viable, Biotecnol "lacked critical mass and structure".
The 28-year-old, who has a year left on his current contract, confirmed he had met with manager Arsene Wenger and chief executive Ivan Gazidis.
That flexibility has helped Amenity win several wide-open bakeoffs including the leading media company, whose representative (he asked not to be named as the company did not authorize him to speak about the contract) confirmed they'd switched from IBM after the team was unable to get Watson delivering actual insights.
Weiner has been offered a substantial contract, confirmed to be worth $30 million, but he's holding out on creative grounds.
The contract confirmed their willingness to participate in the test, their freedom to opt out at any time, and their willingness to use the agent under the control of a doctor.
"Boeing's winning this contract confirms that trend".
Ultimately, the details of the contract confirm everything we suspected.
The minimalist monk master is vital to the show's thesis because a recently discovered contract confirms that he painted a wooden sculpture at the beginning of his career, though none has been identified.
Cognizant's June 20 , 2013 contract confirms figures found in the approved federal planning documents.
Following this session, the children signed a commitment contract confirming their continuing involvement during the intervention.
