Sentence examples for contract for development from inspiring English sources

Then the department would select some number of those three for another $45 million contract for development of prototypes and testing, industry participants said.

Dr Nicholls' digital model of Rome is under contract for development as a book and package of digital resources for school and university teaching.

In early 1958 the two companies were awarded a contract for development of the weapon, designated WS-199C and given the code-name "High Virgo".

Motivated by Congressional concerns about potential favouritism towards Sikorsky Aircraft, which had in the meantime been given a contract for development of an improved version of their VS-300 experimental helicopter, the contract called for delivery of the first YR-1A to the Army in January 1945.

Since June, G.M. has awarded contracts for development of lithium-ion batteries to several companies, and expects to have samples later this year.

There can indeed be a tension between shared learning and collaborative approaches and the hard-nosed competitive advantage required to win large government contracts for development programmes.

In the case against the town of Orange, the State Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling earlier this month that the town had abused its powers of eminent domain when it condemned for an industrial park the property that AvalonBay had contracted for development two years ago.

The Washington Post reports that France and Russia are determined to head off the creation of a postwar Iraqi oil ministry allied with the United States that might tear up current French and Russian contracts for development of Iraq's vast oil reserves.

Previous Prime Minister Stephen Harper inked the original F-35 contract vowing that it would link up Canadian industry for billions in prospective contracts for development, maintenance, and repair for the planes.

The two sides are expected to sign a final contract for the development later this year.

The Board of Education has awarded a $500,000 contract for the development of a Web site to train teachers.