Sentence examples for granting of contracts from inspiring English sources

"We're here to support the customer, and he has an urgent need," said Col. Anthony Bell, a spokesman for the occupation on contracting issues, explaining the rationale for the rapid granting of contracts.

Mr. Anson eventually approved the firm to work on the projects, both of which would become subjects of a federal grand jury investigation into corruption in the granting of contracts by members of the Rowland administration.

George Ryan, who as governor of Illinois emptied the state's death row, was indicted on charges of racketeering conspiracy, mail and tax fraud and lying to investigators, in connection with his granting of contracts while a public official.

The move follows last month's call from the U.S. House of Representatives to prevent the granting of contracts to companies that receive government subsidies.

Mr. Hevesi, whose office oversees the granting of city contracts, has until Monday to decide whether to accept or reject the Maximus contracts and others awarded in the same process.

He pressed Parliament to legalize the granting of sugar contracts in 1860, thus marking the beginning of Liberal power in the Netherlands.

State Supreme Court Justice William Davis concluded that the administration's granting of two contracts worth $104 million to Maximus, a job placement company, was corrupted by favoritism and other improprieties.

Over and above the accusations related to "the Line" scandal, in June 2016 Baldetti and Pérez Molina were formally charged with having engineered the granting of government contracts in exchange for illegal financing of the 2011 election campaign.

But Mr. Hevesi, whose office oversees the granting of city contracts, said the city had not followed the rules to get such exemptions, and even if it had, the circumstances would not have justified the exception.

Nothing in the documents Mr. Waxman's staff assembled indicated that there was any attempt by Mr. McCain, the Republican presidential nominee, or his staff to influence the granting of the contracts.

The city comptroller's office oversees the granting of city contracts, but the City Charter allows the mayor to override the comptroller when the comptroller's objections involve corruption, and aides said Mr. Giuliani would exercise that right.