Sentence examples for contracts establishing from inspiring English sources

The bill could benefit from a few changes, but the crux of it should remain intact: requiring the state comptroller to review large contracts; establishing an independent budget office to oversee these secretive entities; giving each authority independent directors charged with protecting its mission and bottom line.

Projects business manager Andy Mackay said: "WGPSN has had great success winning and retaining engineering and construction, operations and maintenance and integrated service contracts, establishing a reputation for our capability in these areas.

But the reductions may not be enough to appease the company's critics, who do not accept the company's argument that it has to honor contracts established before its government bailout.

The treaty would require states to review all crossborder arms contracts, establish national control systems and deny exports to purchasers who might use the weapons for terrorism or violations of humanitarian law, including genocide.

The treaty would require states to review all cross-border arms contracts, establish national control systems and deny exports to purchasers who might use the weapons for terrorism or violations of humanitarian law.

The treaty would require states to review all crossborder arms contracts, establish national control systems and deny exports to purchasers who might use the weapons for terrorism or violations of humanitarian law.

Each of these little hamlets and districts negotiates its own labor contract with the police and firefighters, sanitation workers and, most consequentially, teachers, which means the contracts established by the most affluent communities end up setting a statewide standard — a process that drives up everyone else's costs to a level that the local governments simply can't sustain by themselves.

The Italian Institute of Social Security (INPS) pays for sick leave benefits after the third day of absence and collective employment contracts establish that employers pay for the first three days.

In addition, while Pearson's contracts establish "specific performance targets," the company is not penalized if it does not to meet the standards.

Dunbar [64] argues that "primate societies are implicit social contracts established to solve the ecological problems of survival and reproduction more effectively than they could do on their own.

Before coming to the United States last October, she said, she signed a contract establishing the terms of her employment: She would work as a "housekeeper" seven hours a day, five days a week, at a wage of $9.82 per hour and overtime pay of $14.73 per hour.