Sentence examples for cost of contracts from inspiring English sources
Contractors add the cost of the interruption — and the possibility of future interruptions — to their charges to the government, raising the cost of contracts for years.
They had allegedly participated in a scheme to inflate the cost of contracts and funnel the money to political parties, including the Workers Partyy of President Dilma Rousseff.
A number of states have already taken measures to put information on the internet about the number and cost of contracts awarded to companies each year, and the authors want this to become uniform across the country.
The Insititute for Government's Gavin Freeguard, leading the research, called on government to extend its transparency around the cost of contracts to the terms of the contract and performance of suppliers.
The cost of contracts for engineering design and proposals, at several million dollars a year, was negligible in the context of a multibillion-dollar project and Adani would need the work done in any case, the source said.
Meanwhile, in the topsy-turvy world of Big Media at the start of the 21st century, it's telling that the really hard bargaining surrounding the sale of a national newspaper has everything to do with the cost of contracts, and little to do with the value of content.
The cost of contracting services for even 12 months is enormous, for commissioners and trusts.
New software out of MIT uses artificial intelligence to speed up and reduce the cost of contract review for companies.
It lowers the cost of contracting, enabling parties to shift from formal to informal governance mechanisms over time, leveraging their relationship as a source of trust.
Incineration is the best way to dispose of controlled prescription drugs, Mr. Murphy said, but the cost of contracting with private disposal companies can be prohibitive.
And partly thanks to the cost of contracting out other services, he left his successor with a budget deficit that was worse than when he started out.
