Sentence examples for long standing contract from inspiring English sources
Outsourcing groups came under pressure after Capita, which recently announced the loss of a long standing contract, failed to impress at an investor day on Monday.
The move to ensure more oversight over ticketing arrangements could spell the end for its long standing contract with ticketing partner Match.
It has a long-standing contract with Freud Communications to provide corporate and media relations support.
He has a long-standing contract for a book about Goya, which many of his colleagues think may prove to be his greatest achievement.
Most of these pigs are sold on a long-standing contract with a person involved in the final stage of production, feeder-to-market.
Francis Maude, the Cabinet Office minister, today defended the government after it emerged that the law firm where the deputy prime minster's wife works has a long-standing contract with his department.
Alekperov has endured the mysterious kidnapping of his chief financial officer, a messy political struggle with the governor of the oil-rich Nenets region and Saddam Hussein's tearing up a long-standing contract to develop one of Iraq's biggest oilfields.
What if one day, for no explicable reason, every single one of these people - people like you and me and everyone we know - suddenly broke that long-standing contract we've made with society to keep our thoughts to ourselves?
HLC Properties Ltd. initials for Crosby's given name of Harry Lillis Crosby is suing MCA Records for allegedly underpaying royalties on long-standing contracts.
The long standing sacred social contract of medical decisions for that care must remain between a patient and his doctor.
Considering the Bush Administration's well documented track record of opposing federal programs for women and minorities, it seems unwise to trust them with the power to waive the long standing federal law establishing specific contracting goals for women and minorities and replace it with a vague and unenforceable promise to use women and minority-owned firms "to the maximum extent practicable".
