Sentence examples for tech contracts from inspiring English sources

In New York, the city wants to protect its tech contracts with payment processors and archaic city ordinance prevents cab drivers from pre-arranging rides, which runs counter to Uber (and many other services) allowing users to hit a button and receive on-demand transportation services.

Under Stringer's proposal, an information technology auditor (whom the comptroller would appoint) would be tasked with examining tech contracts across the city.

He is also accused of accepting $42,000 in bribes from undercover FBI agents — acting as a Chee Kung Tong "consultants" — in exchange for political connections, legislative action to amend marijuana policy, and to help friends obtain government tech contracts.

Although other states recently enacted laws that regulate ed tech contracts or certain types of cloud-service vendors, California's new law is the only one that will cover a broad range of K-12 focused websites, services and apps, whether a contract exists or not.

It usually refers to lower paying work than the typical tech contract, but many developers could be getting short changed.

For convenience, most councillors I know use their own personal tech and contracts rather than the local authority issue – this needs to change.

The job, worth potentially $341 million, involves consolidating the FDIC's 36 tech infrastructure contracts into one.

However, because Maestri was employed by Freewebs/SGN when he built the game, the company felt that the IP was theirs (as is commonly stipulated in tech employee contracts).

For the student, Trommer-Beardslee not only provides examples of the real-world documentation (contracts, tech schedules, costume sketches, light plots and even tickets) that they will encounter when they work with other professionals, but she also finishes each chapter with a set of practical and informative exercises.

For example, a tech company's contract for recurring licensing fees is not as attractive as a series of contracts for recurring advertising deals.

Without Miami and Virginia Tech, though, the contract is not worth as much, said Jim Spence, a former vice president at ABC Sports who now runs a television consulting company.