Sentence examples for incumbent contract from inspiring English sources

An extortion arrangement was set up among Carrie Belknap, Caleb P. Marsh, and incumbent contract holder John S. Evans, in which Carrie Belknap and Marsh would receive $3,000 every quarter, splitting the proceeds, while Evans would be able to retain his post at Fort Sill.

This can be used to monitor the performance of incumbents under contract with the proviso that the contributing influences to the overall CSQI are distinguished in respect of who has control of and hence is responsible for each underlying source of relative satisfaction.

A large number of households have continued to purchase electricity from the incumbent supplier at default contract terms.

"I can't imagine why the Army would want to take a well-producing incumbent with a major contract and change them midstream in a time of conflict," says Dennis Morris, president of BAE's global tactical systems.

For example, Juniper will be able to take advantage of Nortels nt contracts with incumbent telephone companies in Europe and Asia, where the startup is not well known.

For potential entrants into an industry, for instance, it has been argued that contracts between incumbent firms and buyers can act as an entry barrier (Innes and Sexton 1994; Segal and Whinston 2000).

They were immediately cancelling a contract with the incumbent energy provider.

He also urged UC to compete for the contract, dismissing claims that incumbent contractors rarely win such contests.

Budgets and labor contracts proposed by the incumbent county executive, Edward P. Mangano, can be stymied by a state-appointed control board, the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority.

But unlike Buffalo and Oakland, the Jets have a battle involving an incumbent — who, if not for his prohibitive contract, probably would have been released months ago — competing with a rookie selected by a first-year general manager.

This paper considers the incumbent's problem to design a research contract that specifies: the allocation of control; the unit's research input, and its monetary compensation.