Sentence examples for contract to acquire from inspiring English sources

We are in contract to acquire the site — it's around 70,000 square feet of land.

The Falcons know this – that's why they traded a seventh-round pick and handed out a three-year, $14.5 million contract to acquire Eagles corner Asante Samuel.

There's been an opportunity with the adjoining property, 163 Columbia Street, which we are in contract to acquire from the local community organization.

The 5B Technologies Corporation Nasdaqq: FIVE) said Monday it had signed a contract to acquire the Galt Corporation, a privately owned Melville applications development and Web hosting company, in a stock swap.... Med Diversified (Amex: MED) of Jacksonville Beach, Fla., said Tuesday it had signed an agreement to acquire Tender Loving Care (OTCBB: TLCS) of Lake Success for stock....

It also has a contract to acquire scrap material such as metal and building materials.

The team paid approximately $103.1 million in total, including the transfer fee and contract, to acquire the pitcher.

I also told them that I was not particularly up-to-date with defence procurement matters and in particular had no idea whether the MoD had already contracted to acquire such a mini UAV".

This effect is particularly strong in industries that cannot buy inputs on competitive markets and thus depend more on contracts to acquire inputs.

Nemazee and Angulo had grand plans to build their money management business, and at one point contracted to acquire Cisneros Asset Management, a Houston firm founded by Henry Cisneros, a former Secretary of Housing & Urban Development (and no relation to the Venezuelan Cisneroses).

Nemazee and Angulo had grand plans to build their money management business, and at one point contracted to acquire Cisneros Asset Management, a Houston firm founded by Henry Cisneros, a former secretary of Housing & Urban Development in the Clinton Administration (and no relation to the Venezuelan Cisneroses).

He traded burdensome contracts (Jamal Crawford, Zach Randolph) to acquire shorter ones (Harrington, Hughes).