Developed in the early 1960's by Roger Tomlinson, who owns a consulting firm called Tomlinson Associates in Ottawa, it was originally used under a contract with the Canadian government for analyzing data for natural resource preservation.
I was tossing off all my academic cinematic achievements when, with an impatient wave of his hand, this guy from Brooklyn who used to be under contract at Warner's stopped me mid-sentence, leaned forward (was he mocking my pose?) and said: "You're wasting your money.
Some 4.5 million did, and they lost their choice of doctors because private plans use doctors and hospitals under contract with them.
Spare capacity at Longbridge in the West Midlands would be used to assemble cars under contract.
Moreover, where private hospitals are used they are paid under contract, as is also the case in Greece, Italy, and Portugal.
In the 1890s, British infantry units used Maxim guns, fabricated under contract by Vickers Sons, to cut down hordes of poorly armed rebels in Africa and Afghanistan.
He resigned on June 27 , 1918 after two wins were forfeited when he used a player not under contract.
Everyone involved seems under contract to use the phrase "Dallas Cowboys" at least once per sentence.
The hiring of irregular staff, and the use of outside agencies working under contract, has been bad for standards and morale.
As Leigh herself said of MGM, with perhaps a modicum of exaggeration: "They used to keep about 150 people under contract, and if they got one or two out of the 150 that would be great, because they were only paying them $50 a week".
