Sentence examples for contracts has brought from inspiring English sources
"The huge spike in the use of zero-hours contracts has brought increased reports of abuses and bad practice.
The introduction of central contracts has brought an increased amount of attention on to the women's team and the pressure of that showed, coupled with poor technique from a number of senior batsmen.
Yesterday the company revealed that the Iraq contracts had brought in $2.2bn of revenue in the fourth quarter of the year, with profits of $44m.
The bankruptcies at G.M. and Chrysler slashed debt, jobs and labor costs, and revised union contracts have brought manufacturing expenses more in line with factories in this country operated by Toyota and other foreign automakers.
The fund is stimulating production by assuring manufacturers of a market and giving them long-term contracts, which has brought down prices.
For some groups that were told in April that they would lose lucrative contracts, the confusion has brought relief — albeit temporary.
Contracting out logistics has brought the skills and resources of hundreds of companies from around the world to support the war effort.
What has brought the contract into being is the request of a group of six shooting estates in Northumberland, who feel buzzards are taking too many poults.
"Virtual reality vividly demonstrates that our social contract with our own tools has brought us to a point where we have to decide fairly soon what it is we humans ought to become, because we are on the brink of having the power of creating any experience we desire," writes the historian of technology Howard Rheingold.
Suffolk County's contract and the expected domino effect has brought renewed cries from local officials to change the state's 1967 Taylor Law, which governs collective bargaining for public-employee unions and which they feel favors the unions and hamstrings the municipalities.
Even an American contract for something as simple as hauling gravel has brought Mr. Moshin tens of thousands of dollars.
