Sentence examples for contracts is made from inspiring English sources

The county attorney and other department heads make recommendations about which firms to hire, he said, and the awarding of no-bid or personal service contracts is made public through the county's legislative calendar.

New contracts were made with studios for more money.

"In general, contracts are made for mutual benefit," she said.

Besides, that regulation was revoked May 31 , 1919 before these contracts were made.

He said some of the rental contracts were made out in the name of Hani Saleh Hassan.

Decisions about contracts are made much higher up – but savings have to be made at the clinical coalface.

'These contracts are made usually before the goods arrive at Memphis, their point of destination, and generally the contracts are made in advance of the production of the goods at the complainant's factory.

It starts operating when inflation is lower than the rate of inflation that was expected when debt contracts were made.

Section 3709 of the Revised Statutes requires for the Government's benefit that its contracts be made after public advertising.

"I've been in office only a month, and these contracts were made by the former government," said Mr. Mohamed, an American citizen who recently relocated from upstate New York.

What, then, is meant by the doctrine that contracts are made with reference to the taxing power resident in the State, and in subordination to it?