Sentence examples for contracts received from inspiring English sources

The previous mayor, Samuel Moreno, who faces criminal charges for allegedly having taken kickbacks for construction contracts, received only a 12-month suspension from Mr Ordóñez.

The members of Fischer's entourage, possibly anticipating a windfall if their man won and went on to sign major book and appearance contracts, received nothing for their service.

Judge José Castro, from the court in Palma de Majorca, has been the driver of an investigation into whether King Juan Carlos's son-in-law, Iñaki Urdangarin, embezzled millions from sports contracts received from regional politicians.

Representative Henry A. Waxman, the California Democrat who leads the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, said Thursday that the committee would hold a hearing next month to review contracts received by AEY.

For instance workers with temporal contracts received during the boom mortgages with LTVs that were economically and statistically identical to the mortgages received by permanent workers, though the former were more exposed than the latter to the inevitable adjustment in the real estate sector and thus more likely to be unemployed.

Similarly, Pfizer received big federal contracts, received $2.2 billion in federal tax refunds from 2010-2012 and paid no U.S. income taxes on $73 billion of profits kept offshore last year alone.

Those on limited contracts receive far less generous payouts.

Professors who are awarded such contracts receive precedence in promotions and raises.

This has enabled prostitutes to enjoy the benefits other professions take for granted, including signing contracts, receiving regular pay, and being able to seek help from the police.

In Illinois, Catholic Charities in five of the six state dioceses had grown dependent on foster care contracts, receiving 60 percent to 92 percent of their revenues from the state, according to affidavits by the charities' directors.

Furthermore, the energy system stages of resources, distribution, and contracts receive disproportionately low attention (F: 1).