The Indian agency said those companies had conspired with Indian officials to fix a 1986 contract for up to 38 of the A320's, rejecting the Boeing Company's 757 model.
Mr. Cahill's problems began last year when Secretary of State Paul L. Sherwin, his clos est friend and most‐trusted po litical adviser, was convicted by the state on charges of at tempting to fix a state highway contract in return for a $10,000 kickback to a small group of Republican fund‐raisers with close ties to the Cahill admin istration.
Technically, it would be possible for the developing country importer to use a succession of overlapping short-dated contracts to fix a price at some future date beyond a single crop year - a procedure known as "rolling over" futures contracts.
In return, farmers sold their crops to the state-owned Socapalm at a price fixed in a contract.
In addition, the frame conditions of participation, e.g. confidentiality and sobriety during the course sessions, are clarified and often fixed in a contract which is signed by each participant.
If you are enrolled in a device protection program with your phone company, you may make an insurance claim to have it fixed by a contracted technician.
As a fixed performance contract in a volatile world, budgets are the reverse of what's needed.
Benn and Dennis are thrilled with their £1 house, and all the more so because when they first applied to the scheme, they were turned down on financial grounds: Benn, a fitter in a car factory, is not on a fixed contract, so Dennis, a photography student at Stoke university, had to increase her own hours in order for them to bag a property.
Punctuation can determine the interpretation of a contract, fix the price of your product, or alter the tone of your email.
She was promised a fixed contract after an internship, but it never came.
