Sentence examples for the increased contract from inspiring English sources

She added that there was "a real risk that councils will struggle to cover" the increased contract costs, which will pass on higher wage costs to councils.

Jeff Rooker Labour, House of Lords To Andy Beckett's useful checklist could be added a couple of other changes, both of which will have the effect of cementing Tory hegemony – namely the constant attacks on professionals as alternative loci of power; and the increasing contracting out of state services now that there is little left to privatise.

"Major growth momentum for the Taiwanese smart handheld device industry in the third quarter came from increased contract production of the Apple iPhone," it said.

Land reallocations increased contract labour.

One of the reasons for increased contracting and production networks is the increased specialization required in production.

In other words, through increased contracting, the power relations between societal actors may alter and the democratic state may incrementally change towards a more corporatist one [ 25].

All the municipalities had adopted purchaser-providers split in their organisation, which had directed the municipalities already in the path involving the aim of increasing contracting out per se.

The increased risk of contracting TB for DM patients has been demonstrated in many different study populations.

The increased risk for contracting HIV with simultaneous STIs (both ulcerative and non ulcerative) has been well established [ 47- 50].

The increased risk of contracting HIV/STIs in the case of multiple sex partners was considered a threat, as was disagreements between the couple over sexual abstinence.

The increased risk of contracting pandemic (H1N1) 2009 by sitting in those seats was 1.4%95%5% confidence interval [CI] –0.5% to 3.4%).