Sentence examples for contract via from inspiring English sources

Non-contracted players can earn an England increment contract via a points system.

Non-contracted players can earn an England increment contract via a points system with five points awarded for a Test appearance and two for a T20 or ODI appearance.

Non-contracted players can earn an incremental contract, a step below a central contract, via a points system.

Tom Begg, the acting director of social services in Flintshire, the Welsh authority that successfully challenged the Kilshaws, is himself under private contract, via an agency.

One big WTF is the fact that it's only available in the UK on contract via Everything Everywhere, the 4G operator, or unlocked, which means this very nice phone probably won't get the user base and wider audience it deserves.

DW of Dronfield, Derbyshire, also signed a contract via Carphone Warehouse and was unable to receive calls or send texts or emails for two months while he waited for his number to be ported.

Skeletal muscles are attached to bone and contract voluntarily (via nerve stimulation) as opposed to cardiac muscle and smooth muscle.

Consistent with this view, we found that even though Mto1 and Sid2 both localize to the cell-division site, they do not colocalize; Mto1 associates with the contracting CAR (via Myp2), whereas Sid2 associates with the developing septum more peripherally.

BT's pending £12.5bn acquisition of the UK's largest mobile operator, EE, which is awaiting regulatory approval, would open up a further battleground between the two companies as Sky also offers mobile contracts via O2.

In January, he was among 30 people who received short-term contracts via Madrid's unemployment agency to participate in a performance by Santiago Sierra, a leading Spanish artist.

It would also provide a way for banks and insurers to notify consumers of late payments or changes in credit card or loan contracts via e-mail rather than postal mail, and it would allow financial institutions to begin keeping more records electronically.