Sentence examples for promised contract from inspiring English sources

Early market tests, like those being held by Qwest and Williams, are important to vendors such as Corvis to show their progress and working product, but they are by no means a promised contract.

Its general manager, who had run up extensive debts with local loan sharks, was convicted, in 1998, of arson, together with several mafia bosses, who had been promised contracts for the rebuilding of the theatre.

"I had a really bad summer getting passed from pillar to post on trial here, on trial there, and nothing ever working, being promised contracts and getting them taken away.

Zubizarreta had been promised a contract renewal but it had not been signed.

Politicians today are expected to do precisely what they have promised, like contract laborers.

The Football League is duty bound by its own rules to investigate claims that Sol Campbell was promised a contract by a third-party company to join Notts County.

"Jijang is more like a public expression about promise, contract, pledge or oath," she says.

Sign a new "promise contract" for each short-term milestone.

Ask your client to sign a "promise contract" for the goals you helped him set.

Some female workers said they were promised permanent contracts in exchange for sexual favours.

Both unions said their members were promised generous contracts when the old ones expired.