Sentence examples for gives contracts from inspiring English sources

The government hires blacks and gives contracts to black-owned firms wherever possible, with slight regard to competence.

The measure promises to curb the practice of "pay to play," in which the government gives contracts to big campaign donors.

In the past, we gave contracts to players who turned out not to be productive".

Federal prosecutors said that Ms. Post used federal funds in giving contracts to companies benefiting Mr. Charles.

It does not require outsourcing and private companies to be given contracts to generate innovation.

Cabinet officials have been found to have given contracts to friends and advertising firms that donate money to the Liberal Party.

The merchants were given contracts to provide services and provisions to the soldiers and they made out like bandits.

'The intention had been to give contracts, in the region of £13,000 each for eight of them.

Ms. Quinn, a likely candidate, described the city's record of giving contracts to minority- and women-owned businesses as "clearly not satisfactory".

These came from the Dewey and LeBoeuf merger in 2007, when management gave contracts to partners in order to retain top talent.

On top of those obligations, the firm, in order to retain essential talent at the time of the merger, gave contracts to dozens of its partners.