In addition, the problem of adulteration and poor harvesting practices makes it difficult for processors to source sufficient volumes of good quality honey, which drives them to contract with individual honey producers and marketing cooperatives and offer extension services as part of the contracts.
In spite of this, not much literature exists concerning the motivations that drive the decisions to contract with the private sector in health care and social services see, however, e.g. [ 8- 11].
Airline executives have generally sided with the agency in its drive to be able to contract out more jobs, and some of them see an injustice in the fact that the controllers, whom they blame for the impasse, would continue working through any shutdown.
And by inflating an agency's sense of achievement, it could weaken the agency's drive to award more contracts to small businesses.
Gene Russianoff, a lawyer with the Straphangers Campaign, a transit riders' advocacy group, said he suspected that frequent campaign contributions offered by the bus companies to candidates and elected officials in the city have slowed the drive to open the contracts to competition.
A drive to block a big federal contract awarded to Accenture for tracking visiting foreigners was all but scuttled Wednesday by the House, despite arguments that the company should be punished for avoiding some United States taxes.
A 10-year marriage contract embraces the human drive to formally couple.
"The advantage of a lease model and performance-based contracts is the continuous drive to optimise the performance of the product, the environmental performance and the costs".
The larger enterprise deals are the ones that tend to drive larger contracts — and additional revenue — as it looks to build a robust business.
When Terry and Curtis Cole's first two children were learning to drive, the contracts did not exist.
