Sentence examples for contracts cycle from inspiring English sources

With complex proposals like these - which involve wide-ranging plans from tramline extensions, fast-transit bus routes, new bus "quality contracts", cycle provisions, school buses and much more, not to mention a peak-time, "cordon-model" congestion charge – there's a lot to debate and many questions to be asked.

They wanted to maintain the status quo for one more season or contract cycle.

"Our contract cycle used to take three to four days," said Mr. Parker of Deltek.

A sudden split between two actors unions over the weekend added an unhappy twist to Hollywood's troubled contract cycle.

aligned the expiration of their contracts with those of the larger theatrical workers alliance by shortening their last contract cycle to two years.

Meredith Vieira, the host since 2002, said Thursday that she had decided to leave the show at the end of her current contract cycle.

Gates was adamant: The perennial procurement and contracting cycle – going back many decades – of adding layer upon layer of cost and complexity onto fewer and fewer platforms that take longer and longer to build must come to an end.

LOS ANGELES — A sudden split between two actors unions over the weekend added an unhappy twist to Hollywood's troubled contract cycle: It appeared to weaken the labor organizations without making life easier for the studios they bargain with.

With two years left on his deal, Rooney, 27, is at a point in his contract cycle where the club must either tie him to a longer deal or cash in on him.

Trust respondents suggested that the PCT's management of the contracting processes has been weak, manifested for example in its failure to put in place a proper structure for the contracting cycle.

The negotiations are framed by an annual contracting cycle although in practice non-marginal negotiations with a given provider may take place only every two or three years so as to reduce the managerial workload.