Sentence examples for keep contracts from inspiring English sources

The current focus is on producing figures that can win and keep contracts.

And the number six in a question may refer to the number of years a contractor must keep contracts on file.

The project has been plagued by squabbles over who should lead the work and extra checks were put in place to keep contracts from falling into the hands of the mafia.

News Corp will still keep contracts with other news aggregators, among them Factiva, the competitor of LexisNexis that was developed by Dow Jones and acquired by Rupert Murdoch in 2007.

Mr. Walker's initial proposal, which set off a firestorm of debate in Wisconsin and beyond, would allow collective bargaining on matters of wages only, limit raises to the Consumer Price Index, keep contracts to one year and require unions to vote annually to determine whether most workers still wish to be members.

A Hobbesian hypothetical bargainer will not make or keep contracts that do not provide an expectation of self-benefit.

As captain, he's certainly obligated to keep contract matters submerged for the greater good of the team.

As art supplies keep contracting, the quality of the offerings declines while the ambitions of vendors go up.

But in the immediate aftermath of a financial mega-shock, if everyone simultaneously reduces debts, the economy will keep contracting.

The answer, he discovered, is that champion runners had an almost freakishly efficient system to get oxygen-rich blood to the muscles and for allowing muscles to keep contracting for hours without tiring.

Allardyce, 58, who has been in charge at Upton Park since last summer, says that he will keep contract discussions between himself and the owners.