Sentence examples for contract requirements that from inspiring English sources

By doing so, the company evaded city contract requirements that it hire a certain percentage of contractors owned by minorities or women, or certified by the government as disadvantaged.

The federal indictment accuses the owners, Balu Kamat, 75, and Carmine Desio, 76, of serving as fronts to help general contractors, including Skanska USA Civil Northeast, evade government contract requirements that they hire a certain percentage of minority- or women-owned contractors or those certified by government agencies as disadvantaged.

Lend Lease, which changed its name from Bovis Lend Lease after the fatal fire at the Deutsche Bank building, admitted to three counts of conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud based on the overbilling scheme and its evasion of government contract requirements that it hire a certain percentage of contractors owned by minorities or women.

CMS contracting requirements require that CDAC workload be distributed equally between CDACs depending on the geographic location of the vendor.

Last month, the CFTC finalized a rule that would exempt some such contracts from some requirements that had been designed to limit risk.

And the scheduling flexibility the charter schools enjoy reflects their freedom from the contract requirements and benefits that teachers' unions have worked hard to achieve and protect.

As for the delay, Google says that they are working with with the City of LA to "address requirements that were not included in the original contract".

After they fell into financial trouble in the 1980's, Mr. Stevens pushed through legislation giving the Alaska native corporations special benefits not available to other minorities -- mainly no limits on the size of the contracts and no requirements that members of the minority group be hired.

Often astronomical (despite recent attempts at financial stability) and, at the least, impossible to actually calculate because there are no requirements that contract figures be disclosed publicly.

But AT&T's contract requirements could easily quadruple that price.

"It doesn't say that the flares fail to meet a performance spec or any other contract requirement or even that he thinks they do," said Edward J. Shapiro, a partner at Latham & Watkins, which represents ATK.