Sentence examples for over contracts from inspiring English sources

Labour claims the Tories are "privatising our NHS" - but itself handed over contracts to the private sector when in government.

This is because the agency is refusing to refund unpaid wages from before it took over contracts from a rival agency, Blue Arrow, two years ago.

Remploy, the former Government agency turned for profit firm, initially offered experts half their £17 an hour pay when it took over contracts for London, the South and North of England, but has since backtracked.

Instead of rolling over contracts four times a year you could buy a gold exchange-traded fund.

Even though Guild members will meet with Uber, they will not be able to force Uber to bargain over contracts as a traditional union would.

Unions representing 135,000 medical workers called the walkout to protest stalled negotiations over contracts.

You mean, all the scouting, the game film, the haggling over contracts?

She also wanted administrative reforms, to prise control over contracts from the general's grip and outsource the army's rations.

Even as the owners and players continue arguing over contracts, revenue and all manner of things, the McGuinnesses forge ahead.

Junior lawyers, who sweat over contracts that seem far from creative, are not convinced that lawyering is so very special.

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