Sentence examples for renewing contracts from inspiring English sources

Letting agents, who arrange most such tenancies, charge all sorts of outrageous fees for renewing contracts.

The cut in corps numbers came now because the deadline for renewing contracts is Feb. 28.

He added that the company had been phasing out pay phones by not renewing contracts as they have expired.

With almost a third of the workforce on temporary contracts, marginal workers are easy to shed by the simple expedient of not renewing contracts.

Of course, the slowdown in the volume of imports could also prove temporary, if American consumers accept higher prices and Western corporate buyers end up renewing contracts at much higher cost.

Lyon, back in the Champions League, have also been very busy in terms of signings with Mathieu Valbuena joining for £4m from Dynamo Moscow and Rafael from Manchester United, and in terms of renewing contracts (Alexandre Lacazette, Nabil Fekir).

New or renewed contracts trigger the minimum wage requirement.

And it is more successful getting customers to renew contracts.

Meanwhile, greater competition puts more pressure on suppliers to renew contracts at all costs.

To renew contracts without removing the embedded fraud, where it exists, is a huge mistake.

The city heeded the warning, and in about 1997, five city agencies canceled or declined to renew contracts.