Sentence examples for had lost a contract from inspiring English sources
The vote was announced after it emerged that the Royal Mail had lost a contract with Amazon, its second biggest client, thought to be worth more than £25m.
Mr. Guillard also said Google's actions meant that another site operated by 1plusV, Eguides.fr, had lost a contract with the French national library to help make its resources available online.
The OpenTV Corporation said yesterday that it had lost a contract to provide its interactive-television software to DirecTV, the largest satellite TV provider in the United States, after the companies were unable to agree to new terms.
Yesterday, the big story was that Facebook had lost a contract from General Motors.
They are furious that Boeing has lost a contract at a time when it has a record backlog of orders and more business than it can handle.
The first four Edison schools opened with great promise in 1995 and five years later the company could claim extraordinary growth and boast of never having lost a contract.
On March 1, the law, named for its Senate sponsors, Phil Gramm of Texas, Warren B. Rudman of New Hampshire and Ernest F. Hollings of South Carolina, automatically brought on budget cuts of 4.3percentt, and Washington suddenly has the quivering nerves of a steel town when the mill has lost a contract.
The latest was a radio report in Paris on Monday that a French catering company, Sodexho Alliance, had lost a $1 billion contract to supply food to the United States Marine Corps.
It also says that the private equity firm didn't acknowledge that Freescale, one of its largest private equity holdings, had lost a crucial contract with a major customer.
It settled an inquiry by the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday, confirmed that it had lost a longtime contract for a large charter school in Boston on Wednesday and had run afoul of one of its biggest clients, the Las Vegas school district.
But a spokesman, Andrew Lamont, said the company had lost a marketing contract relating to the concession in 1996 and had not traded in diamonds from Congo for more than a year.
