Sentence examples for contract was introduced from inspiring English sources

Since this contract was introduced, we have also spent £38m less on language service fees".

The notion of contract was introduced to component-based software development in order to facilitate the semantically correct composition of components.

When a new GP contract was introduced about 10 years ago, no value was placed on important, but unmeasurable aspects of doctoring.

It hasn't been a success – a million fewer patients were seen on the NHS after the contract was introduced and a recent study showed increasing numbers of children, particularly from deprived areas, were going to hospital to have rotten teeth removed – a throwback to pre-NHS dentistry days.

The concept of a 'national dual contract' was introduced in South Africa and will see the wages of key Wales internationals shared by the WRU and the player's region.

In 2000 a new GP contract was introduced in Poland.

The new employment contract being introduced on 1 September 2013 will allow an employer to offer shares in its business to new or current employees in exchange for their giving up certain employment rights.

The committee acknowledges the scale and complexity of determining eligibility for an incapacity benefit claimed by millions of people but urges ministers to put a redesigned system in place by 2018, when a completely new delivery contract is introduced.

The new contract, being introduced by the Welsh Government, health boards and the Wales Deanery - the body responsible for training junior doctors - includes study time written into the working week.

Mr. Volcker's committee found that illegal surcharges on oil contracts were introduced by Baghdad and applied to shipments.

The new arrangement splits the senior international group into Test and limited-overs specialists – the most significant restructure since central contracts were introduced to great effect 14 years ago.