Sentence examples similar to taking over a contract from inspiring English sources

Last March, the authority paid Enron $220 million, ostensibly to take over a contract from a local utility to buy the authority's trash-generated steam electricity.

The industrial action is being taken over a new contract proposed by Mr Hunt which would re-define anti-social hours and make it cheaper for hospitals to roster doctors on weekends and evenings.

Reliance took over a government contract to deport foreign nationals and refused asylum seekers from G4S last year, and has admitted that its own guards have displayed "loutish" and "aggressive" behaviour towards minority ethnic people.

The five suspended officers were all former Lincolnshire police employees who transferred to G4S four years ago when the private security company took over a £200m contract – the largest ever – to run the force's back-office services.

The aim is to roll this out nationally, with the NHS taking over when contracts expire.

Last January, Mr. Ellef, as the chairman of the Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority, was among the agency's leaders who approved a deal to pay Enron a $220 million lump sum to take over an energy contract to buy the agency's trash-generated steam energy.

Siemens Electrical has taken over Schlesinger-Siemens's contracts, including those at the water treatment plant.

And although he has published five volumes with HarperCollins and its William Morrow imprint — including "Alien Agenda: Investigating the Extraterrestrial Presence Among Us" (1997) and "The Rise of the Fourth Reich: The Secret Societies That Threaten to Take Over America" (2008) — a book he was contracted to write about 9/11 conspiracies was canceled in 2002.

This is because the agency is refusing to refund unpaid wages from before it took over contracts from a rival agency, Blue Arrow, two years ago.

That happened, their posting said, after a Security Networks salesman showed up and said the company had taken over the contracts of customers with a rival system.

LOS ANGELES — An internal feud among the leadership of the Screen Actors Guild spilled into court on Tuesday, where a judge temporarily derailed an attempt by the union's president to prevent a newly appointed task force from taking over negotiations for a contract between the union and the major Hollywood studios.