Sentence examples for fulfilling contracts from inspiring English sources

For most of the nearly nine-year war, American government advisers aided Iraqi ministries in negotiating and fulfilling contracts.

Greater volumes will mean that Shell will have more L.N.G. available to trade, a route to higher profit, rather than to use simply for fulfilling contracts.

"Our task is to insure ourselves against the risk of our foreign partners not fulfilling contracts, and this includes political risks," Putin said.

Russian's foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, told reporters on Friday that Moscow was fulfilling contracts with Syria, saying, "Russia has sold and signed contracts a long time ago, and is completing supplies of the equipment, which is antiaircraft systems," according to Agence France-Presse.

But in a departure from past practice, President Néstor Kirchner is insisting that companies that reaped windfall profits here in the 1990's share today's pain by fulfilling contracts they now see as burdensome, rather than sticking customers with the tab.

Most of what is listed on Bid4Assets.com are fulfilled contracts and detritus from bands whose heydays have long passed.

Mr. Roach said the school must fulfill contracts with two circuses with animals this year, but would enter into no further contracts.

The 1995 agreement permitted Russia to fulfill contracts with Tehran for hundreds of tanks, armored personnel carriers, artillery shells and mines.

Producers similar in size to Farm Fresh are sometimes asked to help fulfill contracts for the bigger players when the latter need to overproduce.

Mirchev insists that he plays by the rules and doesn't fulfill contracts for embargoed countries, though he subtly leaves open the possibility that weapons could be diverted: "My obligation is to put stuff inside the plane.

To fulfill contracts in the winter, when the northern route is more hazardous, the company can ship gas west over northern Russia, then around Europe, through the Suez Canal, and onward to Asia.