Sentence examples for contract has failed from inspiring English sources

Nick Clegg's Youth Contract has failed spectacularly to help younger people into work.

It also suggests the government should renew its drive to eliminate long-term youth unemployment, saying the coalition's programme the Youth Contract has failed.

Dresdner Kleinwort "wrongfully and/or in breach of contract, has failed to pay each of the claimants the bonus awards that were allocated to them on 19 Dec. 2008, and the claimants claim the payment of those awards, alternatively damages, in these proceedings," according to the claim form issued in November 2009.

Thus it is the process of investment over time and the maintenance of business with which the arbitrator is concerned in the case of meta-organizations and not the resolving of assets and profits after a contract has failed.

The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, said monitoring of the contract had "failed spectacularly".

By the beginning of 1996, the Republicans had overreached; most of the Contract had failed to pass the Senate; and the Democrats could once again move forward with legislation, almost all of it coming out of Kennedy's staff.

It's unacceptable that CCA, a company with hundreds of millions of dollars in government contracts, has failed to fulfill the requirements of its contract, must less ensure that constitutional standards are met in its facilities.

Meanwhile, crucial measures to separate Indian business from Indian politics — like parliamentary bills that would have allowed for competitive bidding in road building contracts — have failed.

Mr. Cooper said that an entry-level police officer costs the city about $75,000 a year in salary and benefits, and yet repeated efforts to renegotiate contracts have failed.

Meanwhile, crucial measures to separate Indian business from Indian politics—like parliamentary bills that would have allowed for competitive bidding in road building contracts—have failed.

Throughout the world, generational contracts have failed because they have not been able to make transparent to all parties the true costs incurred and benefits delivered; to respect people's sense of fairness; to anticipate and meet the challenges of population ageing, globalization and technological disruption; and to build upon a sound and sustainable economic foundation.