Sentence examples for contracts to keep from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in future some companies might be even more attracted to complicated contracts to keep their competitors in the dark.

Dozens of diesel farms stand to win millions of pounds in lucrative contracts to keep the UK's lights on, sparking anger from environmental groups.

Mr Mack's predecessor, Allen Wheat, who was jettisoned on July 12th, had signed these contracts to keep precious bankers in place, such as those included in the purchase last year of a smaller American investment bank, Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette

Canadian clubs are of course well aware of these risks, and frequently enter into currency-hedging contracts to keep their costs and revenues in line over the short run.

In expectation of Netflix renewing the show, David and I signed contracts to keep the following summer free to write Season 3. In the meantime, Joe moved on to other projects; the three directors got busy directing elsewhere.

The alliance noted that late last year, the National Grid introduced a system of contracts to keep voluntary capacity in reserve, but it did not believe enough had been done.

The Lakers could offer a more lucrative contract to keep him.

It occurs when people stand still, for example, and their muscles contract to keep them upright.

The Brotherhood says that when Egyptians elected Morsi, they entered into an unbreakable contract to keep him for four years.

Talk story about a new service which claims to be the first outfit ever to contract to keep the sidewalks clean by mechanical means, steam-cleaning….

The chilly water causes the blood vessels near the skin to contract to keep as much blood as possible away from the cold.