Sentence examples similar to fitting for contracts from inspiring English sources
The process of assessing whether people on sickness benefit were fit for work was contracted out to a firm, Atos, which mismanaged the task, leaving many genuinely disabled people without any income, others stuck in a clogged appeal system and observers concluding the government did not know what it was doing.
That would indeed be a revolution in personal responsibility and the basis for a new social contract fit for the next 50 years.
So, sort of, you won't be blamed". The medical test in its current form isn't fit for purpose, and the government's contract with Atos Healthcare isn't providing the value for money that taxpayers deserve.
The committee also suggested that Labour's overall contract was not "fit for purpose" as there were not enough incentives for contractors to cut costs.
The Birkett Mills reports that is filled all it fits contracts for the 2017 growing season.
But the player has signed a contract here and must be fit for us.
"The player has signed a contract here and must be fit for us.
DB, Chester We have long argued that consumers should be able to leave a contract if the service deteriorates after a consumer signs a contract and the service is no longer fit for purpose.
