Sentence examples for up contingent from inspiring English sources

However, the bill seeks to avoid the situation that has arisen under the present renewal provision, in which third parties have bought up contingent future interests as a form of speculation.

Of course, Scots now have a "pumped up" contingent of 56 SNP MPs heading south with an explicit mandate to win more powers for the Scottish parliament and oppose more public spending cuts and NHS privatisation in England.

Gillbrand is the only senator to vote against all of Trump's cabinet picks (with the exception of Nikki Haley, the UN ambassador), a symbolic measure of defiance seemingly designed to give her cred with the completely fed up contingent of the Democratic base.

Gillbrand is the only senator to vote against all of Trump's cabinet picks (with the exception of Nikki Haley, the UN ambassador), a symbolic measure of defiance seemingly designed to give her cred with the completely fed up contingent of the Democratic base.

Some dealers write up contingent or conditional contracts that allow them to increase the down payment or monthly payment of your loan.

7. Set up a contingent contract.

Sixty will make up the contingent from Turkey.

But when the line manager brought this ingenious arrangement to the finance department, its officers didn’t know how to draw up a contingent agreement and told her to remove all uncertainty from the deal.

Currently about 20-30% of the workforce in Fortune 100 companies is made up of "contingent" workers; that percentage is expected to swell to 50% by 2020, according to Dana Shaw, a senior vice president at Staffing Industry Analysts who is quoted in a fascinating new article by Thomas Fisher, dean of the College of Design at the University of Minnesota in Public Sector Digest.

The UN Security Council decided Saturday to up the contingent.

Those scores of FBI agents combing the ruins in Nairobi (as well as the beefed up CIA contingent now dealing with the situation) aren't the answer to a sudden crisis.