Sentence examples for move to contract from inspiring English sources

Washington's economy did well under Reagan (added military spending gave it a boost), but the move to contract out more and more government work proved to be a crucial long-term change.

The move to contract out service provision, even for preventive health functions such as health information, to providers who are paid on the basis of concrete outputs and outcomes is one example of a promising approach [ 46].

Actually, baseball's move to contract is more about the folding of broken chairs and a conceptual admission that professional sports is subject to the same economic cycles as the rest of the country and that its long era of unrestrained growth is over.

However, warehouse staff are not part of the initiative to move to contracts with a guaranteed 12 hours a week.

Then Hewlett-Packard, which has had a strong Singapore presence for 30 years, moved aggressively to contract out production.

As a result, the company has started offering staff the option of moving to contracts guaranteeing a minimum of four hours a week, 16 hours or 30 hours.

He said that T-Mobile's contract-free plans would be more straightforward and cheaper over all for consumers, and that by moving to contract-free plans, the company was doing away with overage and early-termination fees.

The work revealed how molecular machines allow cells to move and muscles to contract.

I move from contract to contract, and as each one ends, I get that familiar aching fear that I may never work again.

Just move your thumb and index finger away from each other to expand the screen and move them closer together to contract it.

The spinal cord usually sends a signal for the muscles to contract, to move the limb away from the pain. 5.