Sentence examples for increased contract from inspiring English sources

Land reallocations increased contract labour.

This should outweigh increased contract concentration risk as around 30% of group capacity will be with one customer.

She added that there was "a real risk that councils will struggle to cover" the increased contract costs, which will pass on higher wage costs to councils.

Without increased contract dollars from state, county and local municipalities, however, organizations do not have the funds to provide a living wage of $9 an hour and health benefits, or $10 an hour without benefits.

They estimate that the bill, called a living-wage bill, will raise wages for more than 70,000 workers and cost the city less than $10 million a year in increased contract costs.

The LGA, which supports the new wage rate, estimates councils will have to find a minimum of £330m for 2016-17 to cover increased contract costs to home care and residential care providers but believes the final bill will be much higher.

One of the reasons for increased contracting and production networks is the increased specialization required in production.

In our study, all anxiogenic treatments reduced normal elongations, while anxiolytic treatments increased contracted elongations.

In other words, through increased contracting, the power relations between societal actors may alter and the democratic state may incrementally change towards a more corporatist one [ 25].

Ms. Velázquez said the S.B.A. had not provided hard data on whether the initiative was actually working, and whether this money was increasing contract opportunities for small businesses.

Those two figures imply that the company is landing increasingly large clients, that it is seeing increasing contract value among current customers, or some combination of the two.