Sentence examples for highway contracts from inspiring English sources

AIM TO MEET MOODY'S WISH He Wants Investigation of Highway Contracts Deferred Until Grand Jury Reports.

The Governor is said to have demanded campaign contributions in return for highway contracts and the like.

Testimony showed that payoffs, normally about 5percentt of highway contracts, were collected by I. H. Hammerman, a Baltimore developer.

Even before allegations of wrongdoing surfaced, local vendors complained that they were being shut out of highway contracts because they had refused to contribute to her campaign.

Sequestered carbon dioxide isn't the only environmental crisis that government road building can help ease: California also uses its highway contracts to deal with used tires, which are notoriously difficult to dispose of.

As Colorado's attorney general until 1999, Ms. Norton declined to defend the state in a lawsuit challenging a minority-preference rule for highway contracts, a rule that she said she could not support.

Spatial econometric modeling is used to analyze highway contract data from 49 countries.

C.J. Mahan Construction, based in Grove City, Ohio, for example, is bidding on a $100 million highway contract for the Virginia Department of Transportation.

A16 Affirmative Action Case The Supreme Court dismissed a constitutional challenge from a Colorado subcontractor to a federal highway contracting program, saying -- less than a month after oral arguments -- that a hearing had been "improvidently granted".

The marquee affirmative action case of the Supreme Court's current term evaporated today when the justices dismissed a constitutional challenge to a federal highway contracting program and conceded that the case had been "improvidently granted".

Mr. Cahill's problems began last year when Secretary of State Paul L. Sherwin, his clos est friend and most‐trusted po litical adviser, was convicted by the state on charges of at tempting to fix a state highway contract in return for a $10,000 kickback to a small group of Republican fund‐raisers with close ties to the Cahill admin istration.