Sentence examples for contract consolidate from inspiring English sources

But isn't it bad enough that it has somehow managed to cast Rand Paul — who would abrogate the American social contract, consolidate the country's transformation into a merciless plutocracy, and destroy the global power of the United States not just for ill but, in both senses, for good — as the conscience of a nation and the hero of its enlightened youth?

The proposals call for more fiscal reports, audits and oversight on contracts; consolidating and revamping some agencies and possibly eliminating the position of investigation commissioner, as ineffective.

The company is seeking savings beyond job cuts by renegotiating supplier contracts, consolidating spending programmes, slashing business travel and trying to boost productivity and reduce excess stocks.

That involves improving processes, renegotiating contracts, consolidating organizations.

Some experts believe more businesses will fold, contract or consolidate, putting others out of work.

This bill would clarify the law on unfair contract terms, consolidate consumer powers for Trading Standards, and provide stronger protection for vulnerable customers targeted by aggressive sales practices.

"The industry continues to contract and consolidate which is beginning to manifest itself in fewer dollars being invested in fewer deals.

Officials said that Dell won the contract over nine other bidders and that the contract had helped consolidate the school system's technology operations.

The government also brought private media to heel by diverting public advertising contracts and consolidating ownership in the hands of pro-Fidesz moguls.

Over the past decade, Oman's oil wealth drove economic growth, but business and state contracts were consolidated in the hands of a few merchant families; the country's new riches were commonly perceived as being unevenly distributed.

"The first quarter venture fundraising activity represents more than just a "slow start" to the year and really demonstrates the contracting and consolidating nature of our asset class," said John Taylor, head of research for NVCA in a release.