Sentence examples for contracts designated from inspiring English sources

Bids for and awards of the contracts designated the places of manufacture, and manufacture elsewhere was forbidden.

Others complain, as we've reported, that the agency does not do enough to make sure government contracts designated for small businesses are really going to small businesses.

The Royals have signed four core players to long-term contracts — designated hitter Billy Butler, shortstop Alcides Escobar, and two players who are injured, catcher Salvador Perez and closer Joakim Soria — but not Hosmer.

Competing for government contracts designated for small businesses helped Julissa Carielo gain credibility when she launched her construction business.

Small business advocates point to Kerry's pro-venture capital bill as a means for billionaire investors to legally receive federal contracts designated for small businesses.

The House Committee on Small Business passed two bills H.R. 3567 and H.R. 5819, which would have allowed wealthy venture capitalists to move in on federal contracts designated for small businesses.

Over 80percentt of the contracts designating Illinois as a forum contained jury trial waivers whereas less than half the contracts designating New York as a forum, and only about one-third of the contracts designating California, Texas, or Florida as a forum, contained waiver clauses.

The parties executed the employment contract in Minnesota, and the choice-of-law provision in the contract designates Minnesota law.

This can all be arranged or rearranged by contract; screenwriters, for example, sign a standard contract designating a screenplay a work for hire so that the studio can claim the copyright.

2. Having a contract designating a driver as an independent contractor to eliminate liability for accidents may be overcome by evidence that indicates the driver's employee status, such as a right to control the driver.

The Secretary shall make grants to, and enter into contracts with, designated health professions schools described in subsection (c), and other public and nonprofit health or educational entities, for the purpose of assisting the schools in supporting programs of excellence in health professions education for under-represented minority individuals.