Sentence examples for contracts to those from inspiring English sources

Visiting scouts would scrutinise the youngsters on show, offering contracts to those who caught the eye.

Partly it is a matter of substance: the award of contracts to those who lobby most expensively.

Mayor Turner has pledged to use his legal authority to deny city contracts to those who violate workers' contracts.

The trade groups say that with almost 40% of construction output coming from the public sector, government must only award contracts to those who take on apprentices.

Sonatrach has pledged to honor its contracts to those companies by shipping gas through pipelines or by purchasing L.N.G. on the international market.

Mr. Hussein "cleverly exploited" sanctions in a variety of ways, granting "oil and humanitarian supply contracts to those willing to bend the rules in Iraq's favor," Mr. Schweich said.

Erica Whyman, the deputy artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, set out her views on how to treat the Bard at the Hay literary festival, in stark contract to those offered by Emma Rice, the new boss of Shakespeare's Globe.

The comments were in direct contract to those of his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, who said Moscow had "very serious grounds" to believe the attack had been a provocation by rebel forces.

Carer networks effectively contracted to those key individuals who were central to supporting them in their caring task.

Note: renegotiating contracts to lower those royalties is one tactic, but a risky one given the artist-payouts controversies.

Firms often directly respond to adverse votes by engaging with institutional investors and changing compensation contracts to remove those controversial provisions that caused the adverse vote.