Sentence examples for contracting difficulties from inspiring English sources

I remain concerned about the only people who are truly imperiled by the current contracting difficulties: those still on welfare whose five-year time limits are fast approaching.

The Chicago company has had its share of defense contracting difficulties.

The problems in the jail are compounded by the fact that the inmates read about them in the newspaper and watch the guards' contract difficulties on television.

After contract difficulties and production delays, the first such cents were struck at the West Point Mint (without mintmark) on January 7 , 1982

Asked about the ICIJ findings, ICCAT's Executive Secretary Driss Meski said: "We are explaining to contracting parties the difficulties we are facing using these [BCD] documents.

In turn, some businesses that depended on council contracts have experienced difficulties themselves.

"How come we don't get our fair share?" The contract companies acknowledge difficulties in providing top-flight service.

However, this requirement of certainty is where verbal contracts invariable encounter difficulties when a dispute between the parties has arisen, since those terms are very difficult to ascertain.

But rumours of the allegations which range from overpaying local staff to offering kickbacks for contracts—highlight the difficulties for foreign investors posed by President Raúl Castro's incremental approach to reform.After the fall of the Soviet Union, Mr Castro's brother and predecessor, Fidel, decided that Cuba had to court foreign investment to survive.

(As an example of how these contracts have created difficulties for open data in the past, see the controversy over San Francisco's NextMuni data).

Contract theories have difficulties with those groups, such as children, who do not accept in any meaningful way the benefits of the social system under which they live (Gauthier 1990).