Sentence examples for keep contracts with from inspiring English sources
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.
It would also examine whether the city should keep contracting with the county or create a health department of its own.
The new commission also would publish an annual plan covering city health needs and goals, and examine whether the city should keep contracting with the county or form its own health department.
In his Nov. 14 budget proposal, County Executive Andrew J. Spano kept contracts with nonprofit agencies at 2008 levels.
When Cyclin B1-DM-GFP arrested cells were treated with nocodazole they promptly started to contract, and kept contracting for many hours (Movie S5B).
At the time, BT and Cadbury, who had sponsorship deals with S Club 7, said they were "very disappointed" to learn of the caution but said they would keep their contracts with the band.
It also feared that the mandate to keep its contracts with Medi-Cal managed care plans robbed it of the negotiating leverage it needed to win better terms from those insurers, perpetuating one of the Daughters' biggest problems.
Five years earlier, he had paid Mr. Thomas $15,000 to help keep a contract with the city to operate parking lots.
Yet it battled for two years at huge cost to keep its contract with West Ham secret and any search will be in vain for mention of the problems that have sent costs to the taxpayer soaring.
At the time, Robert Wiseman declined to comment on speculation that it had been forced to lower its prices to match those of a competitor in order to keep a contract with Tesco, Britain's biggest retail chain.
1936 Riots Feared in Shipping Strike Possibility of violence in the shipping strike on both seaboards was foreseen today when officials of the International Seamen's Union denounced the sympathy strike on the Atlantic Coast with the Pacific walkout and said they would attempt to keep their contract with the owners even to the extent of sending their own men through picket lines.
