Sentence examples for valuable contract from inspiring English sources

He also gave a valuable contract to another former official, Debra Wong Yang.

It was a valuable contract, and Ms. Fitzgerald had the power to decide who would get it.

For Niese, a deal now could deprive him of a more valuable contract in the near future but provide financial stability while he is still a relatively unproven player.

We were worth more to him as a bankrupt customer than a customer he let out of a valuable contract.

A major factor was the contract for King Abdulaziz International Airport (completed 1981), the largest airport in Saudi Arabia, and the most valuable contract Hochtief had ever been involved with.

It also has valuable contracts to make parts of other companies' defence and civil airframes.

IT industries in other parts of the world, such as Central Europe, may never match India's in size, but they can still pick off valuable contracts.

Others feared losing valuable contracts to for-profit companies and thus decided to comply with the dictates of the occupying power.

As a result, this approach should help prevent the virtual liquidation that occurred in Lehman, where — as confirmed by the bankruptcy examiner — tens of billions of dollars were lost through the unnecessary disposal of valuable contracts.

European leaders have just agreed that Turkey can join the union: one result will be valuable contracts for British companies if the government can forge strong commercial links with the Turkish administration.

Instead of working to ensure that council resolutions are enforced, they are cultivating Baghdad's good will in the hope that Iraq will reward them with valuable contracts once sanctions are no longer in effect.