Sentence examples for sought contract from inspiring English sources

This could be greatly enhanced without the need for legislation by creating a field in procurement forms asking for the company's open data policy regarding the sought contract.

PARIS — In an effort to prepare for competition on cross-Channel rail traffic, Eurostar said Thursday that it had awarded a hotly sought contract to upgrade its aging fleet of fast trains to a Germany company, Siemens.

Following an appearance on Olivia Newton-John's US TV special, Hollywood Nights, in 1979, Turner sought contract with Newton-John's manager Roger Davies.

In the three previous off-seasons of the current collective bargaining agreement, none of the 34 qualifying offers was taken as free agents sought contracts with longer terms.

In the first, he discussed how he could help the company as it sought contracts from the state, "particularly" if he won the mayoral election.

They portray an organization riddled with greedy officials who demanded payment in exchange for ensuring that highly sought contracts were awarded to sports marketing companies seeking media and marketing rights to FIFA-run tournaments.

In all, United is seeking contract concessions of $5.8 billion over five years.

They could seek contract buyouts with Harrington and the disgruntled Hughes, who are poor fits in D'Antoni's offense.

Squad members are willing to accept a short-term but significant drop in salaries if it prevents redundancies but many of them are seeking contract incentives – including the provision of free transfers – before formalising the agreement.

State officials are seeking contract rates of 5 cents to 5.5 cents a kilowatt-hour, but John Burton, the state Senate president pro tem, said that power producers "didn't come in with that kind of offer".

In an environment of greater business uncertainty, some market participants attempt to eliminate risk by seeking contract provisions that require counterparties to deal with any uncertainty, an approach that is time-consuming and likely to be futile or uneconomic.