Sentence examples for take contracts from inspiring English sources

Government tendering processes must be whiter than white, or firms will be deterred from applying to take contracts on, which will harm service delivery.

A tie-up with France's state-owned EDF, which has made no secret of its nuclear ambitions in Britain, would allow Centrica to take an equity stake in the nuclear industry or sign long-term "off take" contracts for power produced by any new nuclear stations, or both.

The Wisconsin legislature last year passed a law explicitly allowing the university system to take contracts for classified work.

'Super Thumb' unlocks further shows, seasons and content to subscribers on a monthly basis for €2.99, and those who pay up €29.99 annually will have access to everything — that content is only available to those users who take contracts with MTV Mobile, the company's mobile service.

Aside from the overtime changes, Obama signed executive orders raising the minimum wage for federal contractors and guaranteeing them paid sick days, as well as an order that would take contracts away from firms that break labor laws.

What we need is a clearer commitment from all ministers and the civil service leadership to take contracting more seriously.

It's here to take contract workers to their shifts in the town's mining and construction industries.

Take Contract Writing class as brochure instructs.

They're simply taking contracts and cutting staffing costs.

And soon enough, this imperfectly socialized killer is back in the game, taking contracts in cities like Dallas and New York, where a man can always find a good stamp auction.

Telefónica-owned O2 UK added 232,000 mobile customers in the three months to the end of September, 200,000 of whom took contracts, not pay as you go deals.