Sentence examples for contracting regulations from inspiring English sources

To be accepted, the company had to be, in Army parlance, "a responsible contractor," which required an examination of its financial soundness, transport capabilities, past performance and compliance with the law and government contracting regulations.

"The confidential issues identified in the company's internal evaluation did not warn or say that there were excessive fuel prices and did not identify any violation of government contracting regulations," she said.

Administration officials say the delays were a result of many factors, including cumbersome contracting regulations imposed by the Congress and a heightened sensitivity over the fact that early in the occupation several contracts were awarded without competitive bidding to the Halliburton Company, once headed by Vice President Dick Cheney.

The shortfall in spending was mainly due to inexperience, Sickman says, and procurement and contracting regulations that are not in line with international oil industry standards, where service contractors, vendors and consultants typically have a proven track record and are pre-approved.

Speaking about Inchcape, Rear Admiral John F. Kirby said the suspension "reflects the mandate of the secretary of the Navy, Ray Mabus, to ensure that [Navy] contractors are fully compliant with contracting regulations and procedures".

In the UK, the Timeshare, holiday products, resale and exchange contracts regulations are being introduced from 23 February.

At stake were about £2.6bn in charges that the Office of Fair Trading argued may be illegal under consumer contract regulations.

It concerns whether unauthorised overdraft charges come under the scope of the 1999 unfair terms in consumer contracts regulations, which the banks and building society say do not.

In the UK, consumer contract regulations stipulate that purchasers must be given a 14-day cooling off period when buying goods online.

It replaces three big pieces of consumer legislation – the Sale of Goods Act, Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations, and the Supply of Goods and Services Act.

It says this first stage of the legal battle is about a point of law relating to the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999.