Sentence examples for interim contract from inspiring English sources

Ever aware of national sensitivities in sport, he said he was open to a two-year interim contract.

In the interim, contract personnel have filled the gap, in many cases with decades of priceless experience.

Following this announcement, on the 6 August 2015 the City of London Police agreed an interim contract with Concentrix Ltd, to ensure Action Fraud was able to continue to deliver the Action Fraud service.

By that time, Mr. Levy, whose six-month interim contract expires June 30, would have shepherded the school system through the ambitious summer school program and the often-problematic opening of schools in September.

But the mayor, who was a harsh critic of Mr. Levy in the days after his appointment, remained determinedly and tellingly neutral yesterday on the question of whether Mr. Levy deserved to stay beyond his six-month interim contract.

She said it was not the nursing home's fault that health coverage was cut off, adding that the home, at 3400 Cannon Place, had sought to reach an agreement on an interim contract.

But Anthony R. Segall, general counsel for the West Coast guild, pointed out that interim contracts with various companies have been reached during prior walkouts.

In the 1970s the Corps began approving "interim contracts" with local water suppliers in metro Atlanta to allow withdrawals from Lake Lanier a privilege granted by statute only to the cities of Buford and Gainesville.

In addition to the 30 contracted players, a Black Ferns performance programme will allow another 20 players to train in regional performance hubs, as well as access interim contracts when called into the squad.

Mr. Walton, who is also chief negotiator for the guild, was still upset that the networks had refused to buy programs from small producers who had signed interim contracts with the guild.

Should neither be in place by 2012, then withdrawals would revert to their "baseline" levels from the 1970s, before the Corps of Engineers started issuing interim contracts (and when metro Atlanta had less than a third of the number of people it has today).