Sentence examples for transportation contract from inspiring English sources
What he needs is a transportation contract with the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Six days after the crash of a chartered Ukrainian jet killed 62 Spanish soldiers returning home from Afghanistan, the Spanish Defense Ministry announced that it had decided to suspend a transportation contract with NATO's logistics agency and use domestic aircraft to move troops.
Although I believe there is nary a transportation contract awarded that in some manner does not benefit the Hawthorne organization, I do not see a conflict of interest in the position he holds as transportation commissioner and his ownership of San Diego County's most recognized equipment dealership.
It also means awarding crucial transportation contracts to firms that are committed to working with their regional partners.
It used to be that a firm would have all of its transportation contracted with one trucking company.
(iii) That arise out of the nonrenewal of transportation contracts containing other provisions for the review of such decisions.
He was charged with abusing his position to win promotions, project contracts and cargo transportation contracts, personally pocketing 64.6m yuan in bribes during his time in the job.
Mr. Bloomberg said that the Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, in a ruling last year, legally barred the city from including employee protection polices in transportation contracts.
The issue dates back to 1979, when job protections were first put into transportation contracts after the last bus strike, which lasted 13 weeks.
The workers were angered when the city announced that it could no longer require private companies bidding for transportation contracts to hire drivers on the basis of seniority and maintain previous pay rates.
By Monday, the union had changed its negotiation strategy, taking its demands to the bus companies it bargains with rather than trying to force the city to include its demands in requests for bids for transportation contracts.
