Sentence examples similar to office of contract from inspiring English sources

"It's not as if the mayor's office of contracts and all those rules and regulations are a model of efficiency and quality, so it's important not to hold that up as a panacea," she said.

Claude M. Millman, director of the mayor's office of contracts, said the city would probably continue to use the charged vendors for several weeks while it searched for new contractors.

One official, Margaret M. Maree, the director of the work force development and training division of the Labor Department, sent a letter last week to the mayor's office of contracts warning that a federal review of the city's sole existing center, in Jamaica, could result in the loss of some of the financing.

"We owe it to the working women of America – and their families – to fix this regulatory anachronism so there is no confusion about how federal contractors must comply with their equal opportunity obligations," said Patricia A Shiu, director of the office of federal contract compliance programs.

Mr. Herschel (left), 33, is a lawyer and a legal manager in the Manhattan office of American Express, negotiating contracts with businesses that use the company's electronic payment processing.

The European weapons manufacturer BAE Systems said that it was being included in an investigation by the Serious Fraud Office of Britain over contracts with two travel agents related to the sale of military equipment to Saudi Arabia.

In November, the state raided the offices of Doracon Contracting, which is run by Ronald H. Lipscomb, a confidant of Ms. Dixon and a prominent Democratic donor.

The raids — at 16 Danny's Family Car Wash locations, as well as the offices of a contracted staffing-services provider, HR Betty — happened as the Obama administration treads carefully around the minefield that is immigration enforcement and as an overhaul of the country's immigration system hangs in the balance in Congress.

Whitemore's most prominent features are the 1864 brick church, adjacent original church building dating from 1857 now a community hall and the large workshop and offices of Shaw contracting.

Two days after his drop tests, Mr. Dye asked a secretary for the keys to the office where copies of contracts were kept.

Universities with large and experienced technology transfer offices (TTOs) generate higher volumes of contract research, but the TTO characteristics appear to matter less for university performance in terms of licensing and creation of spin-offs.