Sentence examples for emissions contract from inspiring English sources

There is no evidence that either Mr. Whitman or the other board member, Jack Kuehler, played any role in the awarding of the auto emissions contract.

Mr. Sartor's firm did not win its $3 million auto emissions contract until 1998, and Mr. DiFrancesco has said he never discussed the contract with Mr. Sartor at the time of the loan.

The governor in 1994, Lowell P. Weicker Jr., awarded the inspections and emissions contracts to Envirotest, overruling the motor vehicles commissioner, who had chosen another company.

The state agreed to extend its vehicle emissions testing contract with Parsons Infrastructure and Technology through 2007, an agreement that cuts the company's annual fees by $17 million.

One of the lingering criticisms of former Gov. Christie Whitman was that she was not aware of certain details in her administration that led to some vexing problems like racial profiling and a bungled auto emissions inspection contract.

Although almost a dozen companies showed initial interest in the emission testing contract in Connecticut, only five proposals were eventually submitted.

The loan, made in 1994, was from a friend with ties to a firm that won a state auto-emission testing contract in 1998.

The Australian government has awarded emissions reduction contracts worth $660.4m for businesses to prevent 47m tonnes of greenhouse gases entering the atmosphere, in the first round of auctions under its Direct Action climate policy.

The results of the first Direct Action auction, revealed last week, showed emissions reduction contracts worth $660.4m had been awarded to prevent 47m tonnes of greenhouse gases entering the atmosphere.

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Government, he argued, could achieve its goals more directly by putting a price on carbon emissions and auctioning power contracts to the bidder who could meet carbon-cutting goals for the best price.