Sentence examples for for each contracting from inspiring English sources

GATT included a long schedule of specific tariff concessions for each contracting nation, representing tariff rates that each country had agreed to extend to others.

This information underlines the importance of the principle that each state is free to adopt legislation in the matter in accordance with "historical development, cultural diversity and political thought within Europe, which it is for each contracting state to mould into their own democratic vision" (see Hirst (no. 2) [GC], cited above, § 61).

For each contract, I need to sign twenty-two times, and if you think that's easy..

For each contract, I need to sign twenty-two times, and if you think that's easy.

See also this piece in the Conversation which performs similar calculations, although without a annualised figure for each contract.

Some respondents consider social value for each contract and see what additional benefits (for instance apprenticeships) they can extract from the contract by inserting clauses.

The DWP also set a maximum cap for payments for each contract, which came to £28.4m for the 10 programmes combined.

The Philadelphia Exchange had been charging specialists and market makers a $1 fee for each contract traded in the 120 most active equity options classes.

After money for each contract was transferred from the Board of Education to Mr. Tso's company, various checks and wire transfers were made from that company to several corporations controlled by Mr. Kontogiannis.

The Giuliani administration, saying that the comptroller routinely oversteps his charter-granted powers and delays the start of contracts, has proposed eliminating a city policy that requires the administration to tell the comptroller how many bids are submitted for each contract and the rationale for selecting the winner.

Although I can't fully explain the divergence, it could come from the particular public sector focus of our report, which led to feedback that there was less contracting and commissioning "as clients are less sure of their budgets and more competition for each contract".