Sentence examples for on future contracts from inspiring English sources

SpaceX subsequently took the Air Force to court, dropping its suit only when the Air Force agreed to give the company a chance to bid on future contracts.

Mr. Ferlauto raised the possibility that Ingersoll-Rand could miss out on future contracts with federal agencies because of its move offshore.

Rob Mundy, an analyst at Liberum Capital in London, said in a research note that because of the Algeria situation, Saipem's "ability to competitively bid on future contracts may be affected".

The American government has shunned the project on environmental grounds, although a spokesman for America's Export-Import bank recently said that the United States "would like to be in on future contracts, if environmental concerns could be resolved".But the disquieting questions persist.

The firm is assumed to have no information pertaining to the subsequent periods and therefore cannot decide on future contracts, i.e., it cannot offer a contract beyond Period 2. Under this setting, the firm maximizes its expected profit every two periods and renews the contract every two periods.

The natural gas market usually consists of two parts: ① the financial market, which is based on transactions of future contracts; ② the physical market, which involves cash flows for the actual gas deliveries at the specific delivery points [9].

He looks at Napoleon's attempt to regulate trading with a modern-sounding ban on futures contracts and short sales.

He said regulators would also examine whether to impose federal "speculative limits" on futures contracts for energy products.

The Hong Kong futures market took a step on Thursday to make it more expensive and less attractive to use Treasury bills to underpin bets here on futures contracts.

The investigators have been focusing on his managers' response to the positions taken by the trader on futures contracts, which went well above the authorised limit of €125m.

The charts show what has happened this year, focusing on futures contracts for delivery of oil and natural gas in February, at the height of the winter.