Sentence examples for contract winners from inspiring English sources

The contract winners are guaranteed only $2,500 in work, but there is no upper limit on the size of the contracts, according to the General Services Administration.

Of course, the contract winners themselves will also be litigants, perhaps defendants in health and safety prosecutions, or being sued by relatives of someone like Jimmy Mubenga.

What conceivable protection will be afforded any opponent of the contract winners, or those wealthy litigants, when the entire court system is run by those in their pay?

In addition to a recording contract, winners will also appear on Clear Channel Radio's in-studio performance series STRIPPED.

The answer probably lies in the structure of major PPP construction deals, because they hand the contract winner a large chunk of cash upfront.

On the evening of Oct. 16, 10 days before the Pentagon planned to announce the fighter contract winner, Mr. Burbage gathered from around the world more than 80 project leaders for Lockheed and its key partners, Northrop and BAE Systems.

The biggest contract winner, Spain's Repsol, has reportedly scaled back its work there because Pemex won't reimburse it for runaway inflation in rigs and workers.

SpaceX and Boeing, the other Commercial Crew Program contract winner, are working to perfect their human-rated spacecraft and relieve the U.S. reliance on Russia for rides to the International Space Station.

Both radars used Pulse-Doppler technology, with Westinghouse's design emerging as the contract winner.

But the true value could be vastly higher because the contract winner gets vital momentum for similar deals with other nations around the world.

The luckiest artists land a record deal (three Farmclub acts have signed such deals), but even without a contract most winners appear on the television show.