Sentence examples for go ahead with the contract from inspiring English sources
The Department for Transport dismissed Sir Richard's offer to run the service on a not-for-profit basis to allow the deal to be re-examined, insisting it would go ahead with the contract.
Despite the Council criticism and Mr. Hevesi's actions, Mr. Giuliani said he intends to go ahead with the contracts, saying he could do so in 30 days.
The oil company is going ahead with the contracts because it says it does not have enough cash to pay for the projects upfront and needs the foreign companies to finance them.
"What we are saying is if you want to go ahead with the teachers' contract, that's fine, but we're not paying for it," said one aide to the Governor, who asked not to be identified.
Simon Stevens, the chief executive of the NHS, said he backed the government's expected decision to go ahead with the new contract: "Under these highly regrettable and entirely avoidable circumstances, hospitals are rightly calling for an end to the uncertainty, and the implementation of the compromise package the Dalton team are recommending".
But in 1993, she said, Mr. de Ganay delayed signing the contract to go ahead with the work.
The solicitors' professional body is expected to go ahead with the challenge on the basis that the contract is unfair and unenforceable, as the Legal Services Commission (LSC), which administers legal aid, has the power to change it unilaterally.
At the end of 2011 the consortium has signed a 2 years contract with F4E to go ahead with the work on the launcher.
At no point did anyone suggest some kind of pre-sexual contract of consent that involves vocally asking the partner every 10 seconds if they wanted to go ahead with the next step.
"Go ahead with the plan we discussed.
