Sentence examples for contracted team from inspiring English sources

"The bargaining chip that a contracted team owner has is that however much or little the Expos are worth in Montreal, Jeff Loria can argue in court that he could move his franchise to another market that would build him a new stadium," said Andrew Zimbalist, an economics professor at Smith College, who has consulted for the baseball players' union.

It is safe to assume the cost would be at least five or ten times more when using a contracted team.

Selig said his office would complete negotiations with the teams to be contracted and begin negotiating with the union on the effects of the action, including dispersal of the players from the contracted teams.

However, because she herself gave CRS and CRC little attention and because these teams were ignored in assembling the core of the privately contracted teams sent to Afghanistan, Congress is planning to slash these budgets by about 50% in 2011.

Additional supplies not provided by the contracted teams, such as leaflets distributed to audiences during performances, and props (like banners, badge and rope) for performances, were also included in calculations.

Jablonski urged him not to get the contract team involved.

Eager for the military business when she first heard about the contracting opportunity early this summer, Ms. Aimaq joined a consortium of four female entrepreneurs that sent in one of the problem bids to Major Seidel's contracting team.

House investigators determined that Melanie A. Johnson, a contracting officer with the Army Sustainment Command, had overruled a contracting team that raised concerns about AEY's inexperience and had concluded that there was "substantial doubt" that the company could fulfill the contract.

Inked new TV contract; team today worth more than $1 billion.

You need someone on your contracts team who has done this before — a steady hand who understands customers' needs and can see you to the finish line.

The grant recipient could end up having to return some of the money, but Steven Dayton, head of TERP's contract team, says that hasn't been worked out yet.