Sentence examples for towards contracts from inspiring English sources
The trend is towards contracts where the payments are based much more on the outcomes achieved.
In the US, the drive towards contracts with private firms (a model for Britain's embrace of them) was originally a response to the sudden, sharp rises in American prisoner numbers – with a bit of ideology around private business supposedly being more efficient than the public sector.
They are on a subject central to the changes in HE: the trend towards contracting out to private companies nearly every aspect of the modern university, from cleaning to catering to careers advice.
Opportunities for the sector though, seem to be focused, in line with the thrust of the Health and Social Care Act 2012, towards contracting out both traditional provider services such as assessments of care and expanding the market for the delivery of services.
This perhaps explains why we can note a trend towards contracting out of logistic services to third-party logistics providers.
Therefore, automation requires taking a deductive approach towards contracting by exploring relevant concepts with a focus on the basic contractual elements only.
Experience, however, suggests otherwise: the need to develop papers that will contribute directly towards contract renewal inhibits an overseas colleague from exploring potentially fascinating areas of interdisciplinary cross over.
The municipalities participating in this study are potentially among the municipalities with the most positive position towards contracting with private providers, because they have adopted market-oriented administrative model also in their own organisation.
Often this means a move towards bigger contracts and an increase in outcomes-based contracts, such as payment by results.
Some local authorities have moved towards longer contracts, which give providers more security and time to invest in their workforce.
The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority spends about £150m a year on the clean up project - about £80m of this money goes towards salaries, contracts and purchases.
