Sentence examples for contract experts from inspiring English sources

Though laws vary slightly by jurisdiction, in general, a charitable pledge is considered a legally enforceable contract, experts say.

But if the city failed to keep the agreement, the federal government's recourse would be to sue for breach of contract, experts said, instead of bringing a contempt motion in federal court.

In Angola technocrats negotiating the latest round of big oil contracts have driven the tax rate to close to 80%, according to international contract expert Gordon Barrows of Barrows Co.

(Those contracts, experts say, are likely to be reviewed by any new government in Baghdad).

The ballooning budget for outside contracts at the State Department is emblematic of a broader trend, contracting experts say.

"We've been pushing for a two-year time line, which we are confident is plausible based on advice from technical and contracting experts".

But he also has longtime supporters in business in a country where companies still depend largely on government contracts, experts said.

KBR is scrambling to respond with a plan to correct the problems cited by the Defense contracting experts, Pentagon officials said.

Workers are attacked, engineers and contracting experts have fled government ministries, construction companies refuse to take jobs in risky areas and building materials are not available.

Even if state lawmakers backed changes, they would apply only to new employees because the State Constitution prohibits changing approved pension contracts, experts said.

In March, my administration, with advice from contracted experts who have worked for the Department of Justice on police reform elsewhere, submitted a reform plan to the department that addresses a majority of its 133 recommendations.