Sentence examples for contracted to hand from inspiring English sources

The manager contracted to hand over the future returns on his shares.

Lebedev's London daily is also close to securing an evening contract to hand out free copies of the title after 8.30pm in the Canary Wharf shopping and business centre in east London.

The only way to give staff a bit of freedom from all this is to locate manufacturing plants in closed compounds, though this is hardly a good way to attract foreign talent.The government has lots of big contracts to hand out as sweeteners to foreign investors.

On Friday Hayes also exchanged contracts to hand over power of London Wasps, who share Wycombe's Adams Park ground, to former player Ken Moss.

And what about a woman who would like to sell pregnancy services with a fully enforceable contract to hand over the baby even if she develops strong maternal feelings toward him or her?

Under the proposed law, a journalist who receives classified information revealing corruption or wrongdoing involving government contracts is required to hand it over to the police and most likely face interrogation about the source.

In an indication of the national pride attached to contract awards, Eurostar's decision to hand a €600m (£540m) train contract to Siemens last year elicited a furious response from the French government, which had expected the French-controlled company to award the deal to Paris-based Alstom.

We read comments like "local commissioners don't know what they are buying," and "if our local authority doesn't hand over contracts soon, there won't be anyone to hand contracts to".

The campaigners claim that 40 per cent of Boots' sales come from NHS-funded services such as prescription drugs and flu jabs – and called on the Government not to hand contracts to companies that do not pay their fair share in tax.

They have gone on to threaten to sue the EU for wanting to regulate that same City and to hand contracts worth billions to those same private healthcare companies.

They have gone on to threaten to sue the EU for wanting to regulate that same City and to hand contracts worth billions to those same private health-care companies.