Sentence examples for has held the contract from inspiring English sources

Paper is made by Crane Paper Co., Dalton, Mass., which has held the contract since 1879.

The Met Office, which has held the contract since the corporation's first radio weather bulletin in 1922, will continue to provide the BBC with severe weather warnings.

The foundation has held the contract for treating workers at Hanford for 38 years, but in January lost a competition for renewal; its contract expires in March.

Capita, which has held the contract to provide interpreters in England and Wales for the past four years, has been heavily criticised in the past.

The award, made in December to Correctional Health Services, which has held the contract for 15 years, was challenged by a rival company, CFG Health Systems, said Joyce Wilson Harley, the county administrator.

The worst thing is the payment – it's very low, to be waking up at that time for £6.50 an hour". Hired by a cleaning company that has held the contract for a year (it has changed throughout the three years he's cleaned the premises), he earns £120 a fortnight.

After Fournier (East) ruffed, a trump return would have held the contract to 11 tricks, but he shifted to a spade, hoping his partner could ruff this.

Beck, then 38, had held the contract since his early 20s.

The University of California, which has held the government contract to manage Los Alamos since the laboratory opened during World War II to develop the atomic bomb, will continue to run the scientific and research aspects of both Los Alamos and Lawrence Livermore.

Cole said last month that the group has held the Dial-A-Ride contract for 15 years and considered the price the city was paying to be fair.

He has been the recipient of many fellowships and has held the post of professor under contract at Oslo University and visiting scientist at the "Sapienza" University of Rome.