Sentence examples for contracts for about from inspiring English sources

A.I.S. has contracts for about $800 million of work from the Defense Department and allies.

Contracts for about $2 billion are being held up, mostly by the United States, according to United Nations officials.

An official at the city comptroller's office said Justice Department lawyers have been investigating the contracts for about a year.

Solyndra said it would lay off around 40 employees and not renew contracts for about 150 temporary workers as a result of the consolidation.

The Bureau of Prisons contracts for about 9,000 beds around the country in more than 180 halfway houses, some of which have over 150 beds.

Contracts for about 200,000 other city workers, including 28,000 police officers, have already expired, some as long ago as last December.

The parties agreed in principle Wednesday to a one-year contract for about $3.5 million.

Franco, a Met since 1990, will sign a three-year contract for about $10.5 million, according to people close to the negotiations.

One potential hurdle for the Wizards in securing Hamilton is a buyout clause that is part of the seven-year contract for about $700,000 a year that he signed with Miami in April.

Rodriguez went against Boras's advice when he signed a four-year contract for about $10.5 million in 1996, but he did it to set up his family for life.

The fierce courting of Mike Mussina was virtually complete last night as the Yankees reached an agreement in principle with the free-agent pitcher on a six-year contract for about $87 million.