Sentence examples for obtaining contracts from inspiring English sources

Sununu's very public tie to the former President was sure to improve his chances of obtaining contracts, as Bush had to know.

Saying they would be surprised if Governor Davis vetoed the bill, farm worker leaders asserted that intransigence among growers had prevented tens of thousands of farm workers from obtaining contracts that would improve their wages and benefits.

Mr. Pressley, 23, admitted that he took bribes in exchange for assistance in obtaining contracts for a fictitious roofing company and for his votes on a fictitious insurance contract.

Mr. Milan, 37, is accused in a 19-count indictment of accepting payoffs from organized crime figures and vendors interested in obtaining contracts or favorable treatment; laundering more than $60,000 in illegal drug proceeds; extorting a $5,000 bribe from a city official; and staging a break-in at his own business to collect insurance payments.

He has not been implicated in the criminal charges against his former subordinates, but he has recently moved his family to Abu Dhabi, where he hopes to focus on obtaining contracts from governments in Africa and the Middle East, according to colleagues and former company officials.

If Google does not comply, the OFCCP says it will ask the court to cancel all of Google's current contracts with the government, and also prevent it from obtaining contracts in the future.

Salvatore Pepe, LBG's former Chief Financial Officer, and Precy Pellettieri, the former Controller, admitted to conspiring to defraud USAID by obtaining contract payments billed at falsely inflated overhead rates.

Mabetex officials have denied that the company did anything illegal to obtain contracts.

Under a longstanding arrangement, Education and Health Centers obtains contracts and pays Community Education to run the halfway houses.

He said Mabetex had obtained contracts in Russia and other former Soviet states through a good reputation.

President Bill Clinton appointed Mr. Neal in 1996 as director of the Pentagon office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization, which helps minority-owned businesses obtain contracts.