Sentence examples for road contracts from inspiring English sources

Keyumars left Raman to run Azarpassillo, the putatively independent construction company that received multiple road contracts in Azerbaijan.

Examining almost 90,000 road contracts, they found that contracts were more likely to be awarded to a contractor with the same last name of a politician who had just won an election; those contracts were subsequently less likely to result in roads.

The former executive director, Shinichi Yamazaki, 76, jumped to his death from his Yokohama apartment building on Tuesday morning, a day after prosecutors questioned him about the scandal over allegations of bid-rigging in public road contracts, the Yokohama police said.

One reason is that Indian road contracts are small they average 30 miles while U.S. firms prefer bidding for stretches of at least 60 to 120 miles.

"There is a problem collecting tolls, which will continue," says Grant Holland, senior associate/privatization for Wilbur Smith Associates, a U.S. infrastructure consultant who's advised the government on road contracts.

Road contracts are expensive.

Based on our model results, this paper derives several policy implications regarding BOT road contract design under different concession period structures.

Mr Basescu attacked the government for giving a road contract to a French firm without an open tender, and wants it reviewed.

I'm one of his biggest admirers, as everyone knows, and at this moment in time his choice is to protect his road contract.

Consternation over the Cinder Bed Road contract is the latest point of conflict between Metro and the union as the two await an arbitration board's decision on a new collective bargaining agreement.

Even as officials here were digesting how the accusations against Mr. Blagojevich had tainted current state business mentioned in the complaint — including financing for the children's hospital, a road contract and horse racing legislation — some were beginning to worry that other problems associated with Mr. Blagojevich's doings might now be uncovered.