Sentence examples for contracts to meet from inspiring English sources
Another idea is to offer countries financial assistance in exchange for signing contracts to meet economic targets.
Instead, it appoints departmental chief executives in its ministries, who sign contracts to meet specific targets and can be dismissed if they fail.
In October, Computer Associates admitted that it had backdated contracts to meet Wall Street forecasts for its quarterly sales and profits.
The main issue with State Farm, she said, was that the company had promised in its policy contracts to meet this standard.
Elsewhere, the risk was much greater and the fallout potentially more damaging as teams made cuts to get under the new salary cap of $120 million per team and started handing out big contracts to meet the new stipulation for mandatory cash-spending requirements.
It is, hopefully, a space where the student is challenged and sometimes frustrated and sometimes deeply upset, a place where the student's world expands and pushes them to reach the outer edges – not a place that contracts to meet the student exactly where they are.
It should be common ground that all Western economies need to reshape their social contract to meet the challenges of economic competition and demographic change.
It is also one that is being undertaken by fewer people as councils' workforces contract to meet the financial pressures caused by the government's austerity measures.
A spokesman for the three forces said: "The work to develop the full business case will continue to scrutinise the Lincolnshire police/G4S contract and assess the ability of the contract to meet the specific requirements of Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire".
The estimated value, which ranges from £700,000 up to £10m, is due to the "scaleability" of the contract to meet the potential requirements of the authorities, according to a spokesman for Rochdale.
