If you'd pay full price and walk out the door contract-fee, it'll set you back $599 or $699 respectively.
Because of the success of the first doors, a contract was soon signed with the Calimala for a second pair, but the political and financial fortunes of the city and the guild did not permit work to get underway for about five years.
"This is the front door to contracting with the federal government, and the barrier to entry couldn't possibly be any higher," Johnson said.
Ms. Roberts said the state deal might open the door to a contract with the city.
Meaning: You get in the door with a contract to manage some aspect of a customer's business, then go for additional work, including traditional computer outsourcing.
After removing the duct tape from my body and looking around at the padded room full of chains and whips (I assumed she must be a cattle rancher, too), I put my clothes back on and walked out the door with a contract that Cristine had handed over to me.
Because personnel costs make up the vast majority of the core budget, what happens behind closed doors in the contract negotiations could factor as heavily on the bottom line as the coming Council debate over the sacred cows Emanuel is trying to slay.
Those calculations hasten the design of everything from engine parts to medical devices, in turn slashing research-and-development expenses and opening doors for small contract manufacturers hungry for lucrative replacement-parts contracts.
This decision opened the door to zero-hours contracts.
Workers next door at the Foreign Ministry contracted jaundice after a monkey drowned in the water-tank.Since then various efforts have been made to remove the monkeys.
It's easy, if you don't mind having your rights taken away on page after page as fees, penalties and other overcharges plus closed courtroom doors plunge you into contract servitude or peonage.
