Sentence examples for under private contract from inspiring English sources
The phrase "under private contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific agreement or arrangement is made between private parties, often in legal or business discussions. Example: "The services will be provided under private contract, ensuring confidentiality and tailored terms for both parties."
Tom Begg, the acting director of social services in Flintshire, the Welsh authority that successfully challenged the Kilshaws, is himself under private contract, via an agency.
Five outlets were operated by the health service (four staff cafeterias and one kiosk), eight were fundraising kiosks operated by volunteers, and six were outlets under private contract.
Under private contracts known to only a few members of the United States Congress, these specialists -- all working for American companies -- have flown spray planes and helicopters, trained and advised Colombian military personnel, repaired high-tech machinery and helped pave remote airfield runways.
Academies are schools set up under a private contract between Gove and a sponsor: usually either another school or a privately run, though currently non-profit-making, academy chain.
The controversy over an NHS hospital's refusal to publish a disturbing report on flawed eye operations carried out under a private contract deepened after it emerged that it had not even shared the findings with all the companies involved.
Over the past seven years, six new prisons have been built under private concession contracts, and seven more are planned.
The development corporation has also helped Long Island businesses win more than $1 billion in government and private contracts under a procurement technical-assistance program, which it created with the Defense Department in 1986.
This paper evaluates two key patterns of irrigation institutions under integrated water resources management reform – private contracting and collective management using Ostrom's (1990) design principles for robust common pool resources (CPRs) institutions and sees how and to what extent they are applicable in an authoritarian society.
Public schools, private contracts.
The government has been active in introducing reform legislation, most notably to reduce corruption and waste in the administration and to force public-sector enterprises to make three-year business plans, to adopt international accounting methods and to take on new employees under private-sector-type contracts.
All 17 schools affected in Edinburgh have been built or refurbished under the same public private partnership contract, with Scottish councils now investigating whether more schools might be affected.
