Sentence examples for longer term contracts from inspiring English sources

These suggestions include the creation of longer term contracts and increasing access to financing tools such as power purchase agreements.

One way around this problem that Asda is exploring is to tie in farmers to longer term contracts in exchange for capital investments.

In this it proposes a whole host of ways to open up the NHS to the private sector, such as underwriting access to NHS pension rights and longer term contracts which will be difficult to review or rescind.

The basic point is that although there are powerful arguments for awarding longer term contracts, so that the successful bidder has an incentive to spend serious money on the best kit, a healthy scepticism needs to be attached to forecasts of the health of the economy and of the relevant public service over a time period as long as three parliaments.

Scutaro and Pence later resigned with the Giants for longer term contracts.

In both settings however, short-term contracts were once again being replaced by longer term contracts thus improving staff's job security and motivation.

Liverpool defender Glen Johnson, 30, could leave the Anfield club as he seeks a longer term contract and talks reach deadlock.

In ideal market conditions, where longer term contract terms are used and an optimum threshold set, profit was seen to increase by 165%.

National stations have been more insulated, because they operate on longer-term contracts with advertisers.

"But now the allowance is rising I will offer longer-term contracts".

And the direct deliveries develop relationships that lead to longer-term contracts, executives said.