Sentence examples for contract prize from inspiring English sources

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Thanks to a steady increase in purses under the PGA Tour's new television contract, prize money at some tournaments will be more than $7.5 million by 2006.

BARDA may bridge the Valley of Death in medical countermeasure development, because HHS can use its authorities to award contracts, prizes, and other means to support activities performed after basic research and preclinical development, and before BioShield procurement.

Last week, the news leaked that The X Factor has dropped the "£1m recording contract" top prize.

Yet for the companies bidding for the contracts, the prize was too big to ignore.

She has turned down sponsorship contracts and prize money to retain the possibility of a U.S. university scholarship.

The really important thing is that cronyism is warping policy: by treating contracts as prizes to be handed to their friends, administration officials are delaying Iraq's recovery, with potentially catastrophic consequences.

Often, companies did not see the passenger screening contract as the prize.

Some 18,000 entries were received and MySpace's users voted for the best tape, with a record contract as the prize for the winning band.

The contract was highly prized: bidders spent millions of dollars to hire lobbyists.

Back then, their investigative journalists tried to break the cronyism code by which tiny Harken, which had never drilled a well overseas, miraculously beat out the giant Amoco for a prized contract for drilling in Bahrain.