Sentence examples for fate of contracts from inspiring English sources

The agreement, which also covers correction officers and high-ranking police officers, still leaves open the fate of contracts for teachers and city police officers whose rank is below detective.

The next month, Mr. Richardson deferred a decision about the fate of the contracts for 15 months.

He exited with a spade, and the fate of the contract was still in the balance.

He won with the king, and the fate of the contract was in the balance.

When the dummy appears, experts try to assess the likely fate of the contract.

But West often led a top heart, and the fate of the contract was in the balance after the declarer ruffed.

Last week, Reuters reported the fate of the contract negotiations, which began in January, was in doubt and noted the significance for a label that accounts for annual sales of nearly 7 billion euros (about $9.3 billion) and more than half of LVMH's operating profits.

(Airbus has also put in a bid; the fate of the contract will be decided in December).

She and her team of 28 inspect, challenge and decide the fate of virtually every contract that comes before the city, ranging from concessions at Coney Island to Department of Education school buses.

A major concern of Moscow's has been the fate of oil-for-food contracts.

He will decide the fate of Mark Sanchez, whose prohibitive contract — $8.25 million guaranteed — increases the possibility that he will remain with the team in some capacity for 2013, and of Tim Tebow, who is all but certain to be traded or released.