Sentence examples for justified contract from inspiring English sources

A justified contract must meet the full publicity condition: its complete justification must be capable of being actually accepted by members of a well-ordered society.

The Games' organizing committee had hired consultants "as straight cases of patronage," falsified documents to justify contracts, and spent eight hundred thousand dollars to send more than a hundred delegates to Beijing on "a pleasure trip at government expense".

The Education Department justified its contract with Mr Williams as part of a "minority outreach campaign" (Mr Williams's audience was largely black and Hispanic).

Mr. Guillon justified the contract in a letter to Elf's chief executive, Mr. Le Floch-Prigent, dated Sept. 12, 1991.

A player moves to a new team with a lucrative contract and thinks he has to justify the contract by doing more than he had done to warrant the money.

Unfortunately for him, those numbers fail to justify his contract.

"I'll be working every day to justify this contract".

Moreover, Bechtel must justify any contract awarded without competitive bids, he said.

Dickey said he would not try to justify the contract, and vowed to come back strong soon.

Put yourself in their boots as they seek to justify another contract and keep food on the family table.

Onyewu speculated that the distinction might have been a way to justify his contract to disgruntled fans.