Sentence examples for for contract organisations from inspiring English sources
Oil firm Total said the four who died worked for contract organisations.
Oil firm Total confirmed that the three men and one woman who died all worked for contract organisations.
There is clearly a need for spin-outs to get better at explaining what it is they offer that's demonstrably better than what their competitors can provide, however the primary focus of Spin-Out, Step Out is on how spin outs can find the investment that will enable them to compete for contracts against organisations with more financial muscle.
"The system proposed must allow for expansion for future variations which may incorporate other areas of the contracting organisations' service provision, for example, permit payments, suspensions, penalty charge notices and other non-parking related payments," says the notice.
If local expertise is essential for high-quality commissioning, then employing a non-local external commercial or not-for-profit provider to develop and supply such expertise puts the contracting organisation in a vulnerable position, as the contracting organisation becomes increasingly dependent on the external provider (as illustrated by vignette 4).
In addition, will the growing market in outcome-based contracts lead to most contracts going to for-profit organisations with big balance sheets and the ability to deal with risk, which then subcontract to the charitable sector – exactly what has happened in the case of the government's work programme for unemployed people.
Martin Keil, a special employment programmes manager at MTC Work Services, a not-for-profit organisation contracted by the Australian government to provide services to the unemployed, says if the UK government is thinking about introducing a compulsory work element, it needs to ensure that there is something in it for jobseekers.
The World Trade Organisation bans their use as a criterion for contract evaluation in all industries except defence.
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As one participant commented: "You have a group of mainly private sector largescale organisations scrabbling for contracts worth millions of pounds".
