Sentence examples similar to take contracts back from inspiring English sources

An accompanying press release about the PFI policy appeared to be less radical than McDonnell's speech, suggesting Labour would take the contracts back in house "if necessary".

It is essential that councils and housing associations take these contracts back in house and employ the dedicated workforce to continue to provide vital services".

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.

In the run-up to the election, former leader Ed Miliband stopped short of endorsing full renationalisation, saying that publicly owned enterprises could bid to take back contracts when franchises expired.

In the runup to the election, former leader Ed Miliband stopped short of endorsing full re-nationalisation, saying that publicly owned enterprises could bid to take back contracts when franchises expired.

In 1999, the federal appeals court in Atlanta apologized to General Motors as it sent a class action taking issue with G.M.'s service contracts back to the state courts of Alabama.

The Nets' roster was already thin, in part because they are conserving salary-cap space to take back bad contracts in a Howard trade.

But subsequent changes to the contract took back many perks.

Last week, the Labour leader announced that his party would take back routes as contracts expired rather than opening the contracts to new bids.

Ownership of the contracts and companies moves on, and the public sector loses any capacity to take them back.

In its bankruptcy, Detroit did not review old contracts to try to take back payments from city contractors.