Sentence examples for contracted so far from inspiring English sources
"The number of film productions contracted so far for next year is encouraging and the board looks forward to the future with confidence".
But the market has contracted so far that the £19bn of gross lending Abbey made in the July to September period was down more than a third from the same period last year.
Mr. Bloomberg has signed just two major contracts so far, with the teachers and P.B.A.
The largest contract so far was a five-year £100m deal in 2001, between WS Atkins, an engineering firm, and the London borough of Southwark.
But the government-run Broadband Development UK programme, for which BT has won every contract so far, is running nearly two years late.
It said it had won £1.63bn worth of contracts so far this year, but this falls short of the £2.9bn achieved in the same period last year.
While no Republicans in the House voted for the stimulus bill, the five Congressional districts that appeared to be getting the most money in federal stimulus contracts so far are all represented by Republicans.
Maria Miller's department was meant to secure competition: all 26 contracts so far have gone to BT, and it is almost certain the remaining 18 will also go to them.
Though big companies have won the main contracts so far, the actual cleanup — essentially a simple but tedious task of scrubbing and digging — is being carried out by numerous subcontractors and sub-subcontractors, who in turn rely on untrained casual laborers to do the dirtiest decontamination work.
His departure comes ahead of the publication next month of a National Audit Office report which is expected to raise questions about the process which has seen BT win every contract so far awarded to extend Britain's broadband network into rural areas.
