Sentence examples for vying for contracts from inspiring English sources

Meals on Wheels is run by the city, with community groups vying for contracts to cook and deliver the meals.

Designers and builders vying for contracts will be expected to use the designs as a starting point.

As a former boss of Hyundai Construction, he has first-hand experience both of vying for contracts in the Gulf and of building nuclear plants.

The pharmaceutical landscape in Germany has changed over the last few years as generics makers have begun vying for contracts with insurers.

Flanagan commented in the report that Blair should not have taken part in the interview process in which his friend was vying for contracts.

With plentiful supplies of teak and gas, and big neighbours like India and China vying for contracts, the junta has everything it needs.

Previously unknown artisans, even those working in remote villages, will be able to vie for contracts if they have Internet access, and that will give architects more choices.

The pair also agreed to look for and develop new fields together in Russia and Africa.General Electric and Hitachi agreed to set up joint ventures in America and Japan to vie for contracts to build nuclear power plants.

But now Ticketfly can vie for contracts with big stadiums and arenas.

Discuss president's address and the day's meetings, including one on transparency in business [related to how companies vie for contracts in Hungary] and problems U.S. businesses are having with [local] corruption.

They could smash monopolies and force firms vying for public contracts to pay a living wage.