Sentence examples for for its contract from inspiring English sources
In this case the city has no more right to claim an immunity for its contract with the water-works company, than it would have had if such contract had been made directly with the state.
In contrast Central Television bids just £2,000 a year for its contract.
New Jersey also recently won the 2002 Green Power Leadership Award from the Environmental Protection Agency and the federal Department of Energy for its contract with Green Mountain Energy to provide 86 million kilowatt hours a year of "green" energy -- some of it from windmills in Pennsylvania -- to power state government offices.
Representative Henry A. Waxman, Democrat of California, opened an investigation last month into whether his company has been overcharging the military for its contract in Iraq, although Mr. Sargeant said Mr. Waxman's office had an erroneous understanding of what the company was billing.
SAG-AFTRA, which represents actors and other performers, is also expected to begin contract negotiations with studios this spring for its contract set to expire June 30.
Before "Rocket League," Psyonix, based in downtown San Diego, was known largely for its contract work, helping bigger studios fine-tune production on "Mass Effect 3," "Gears of War" and other titles.
Allegedly Poland is going to pay substantially more for its contracted LNG from Qatar than it has been paying to Gazprom.
While reforms from the institutional side are essential, what about the startups government wants to bid for its contracts and the hackers and participants whose help it wants to build innovative new tools?
Metronet is now in administration and new bidders for its contracts are being sought.
Mr. Fichtel had served since March 2000 as head of the Board of Trade, known primarily for its contracts in commodities like coffee and sugar.
The transportation authority has been trying to restrain its rapidly growing construction costs, and it said it decided to keep doing business with Angeliades as a way to preserve competition for its contracts.
