Sentence examples for contracts to be issued from inspiring English sources

They were told in February, shortly before the deadline for new contracts to be issued, that their employment would not be renewed, mainly for economic reasons.

After the Communication Ministry introduced new network guidelines in April 2012, it took more than a year for contracts to be issued for programming to be broadcast during the month of Ramadan this July, the time when audiences are at their largest.

This fairly obscure set of rules enables an uncontested contract to be issued to a company to be run by the NHS or council – but in practice for the company to operate at "arms length" from the public body which spawned it.

The new contracts are the first to be issued in the post-Andrew Strauss era.

In the mid-60's, just before a contract for the pipeline construction was to be issued, Newark's mayor, Hugh J. Addonizio, withdrew his support after water officials seeking the pipeline refused to hire a consultant he had proposed.

The successful bidder is expected to be issued a contract in 2013 and have the bike hire scheme operating within six months of that contract.

Guarantees and service contracts will be issued by Hublot.

Administration officials, including L. Paul Bremer III, the top American official in Iraq, have said all future contracts will be issued only as a result of competitive bidding.

Fixed-Term contracts can be issued in three categories of staff: International Professional, National Officer and General Service categories.

"When you're talking about five to eight million contract actions a year, are there bound to be issues with some individual contracts?

The contract, which will be issued by the end of the year, could fetch more than $200 million in revenue over ten years for the St. Louis-based company.