Sentence examples for granting contracts from inspiring English sources

Beijing might stop granting contracts to American companies, like General Electric or Boeing, for instance.

Several other officials are under investigation, accused of granting contracts to companies that are major party contributors.

The bureau has been at the center of a growing political scandal involving accusations that city officials took bribes in granting contracts to private collection agencies.

The Palestinian Authority is selling out on all inalienable rights of the Palestinian people, while at the same time granting contracts to Blackwater mercenaries to subdue its own people.

Even granting contracts to the private sector requires skill and experience, as the transport secretary found to his cost when he left under-strappers to negotiate the lucrative contract for the West Coast train line.

Alexis Truchan, a spokeswoman for the city attorney, Dennis Herrera, said the city would appeal the ruling, arguing that a history of "intentional discrimination" in granting contracts made the city's program eligible for an exception to state law.

Already, £250m of NHS services have been forced open, with 105 private firms granted contracts.

Some states get a percentage of the profits made off of these pricey phone calls, and therefore have incentive to grant contracts to companies that charge more.

He could issue an executive order for the government to grant contracts only to companies that pay their workers above some higher minimum wage.

Two troubled airlines stepped up their efforts yesterday to persuade their unions to grant contract concessions aimed at helping the companies cut costs.

The union first won the seat when it granted contract concessions so that a failing Chrysler, in 1979, could secure $1.5 billion in federal loan guarantees.