Sentence examples for will have a contract from inspiring English sources

"I thought we would be finished by now," said Herbert C. Rosenthal, Newtown's first selectman, "but I'm optimistic that the lawyers and the Office of Policy and Management will have a contract and a deed by June 30 of 2003".

What will make Neighbourhood Midwives different is that it will be a social enterprise owned and run by a group of midwives, and they will have a contract to provide maternity care from a primary care trust (PCT) or, once they come into force, from a clinical commissioning group (CCG).

"By the time you read this, 'The Sopranos' probably will have a contract out on me," Mr. Fink wrote in the column, which ran under the headline "I'm Ratting Out 'The Sopranos.' " But, he wrote, "Some information has filtered out that I feel a duty to report".

"They will have a contract for 6 months to a couple of years," says Gerlach of Ciba Specialty Chemicals.

"Why on earth would someone sending a text message think it would be sent as a picture message?" Many people will have a contract which allows unlimited texts but this may not apply to picture messages, he added.

On the same day junior doctors are told they'll have a contract imposed upon him, the internet Leviathan's Head of EMEA is earning an astronomical sum for his services – while the company pays barely any tax at all.

In two weeks I'll have a contract, in three weeks, I'm told, there'll be a reply from America — and how much of my life do I lose in those 2 weeks!

After several discussions and just a little paperwork, you'll have a contract that can spare you from potential legal battles and significant hassle in the future.

Military reporter Tom Ricks will leave the payroll by the end of the year but will have a consulting contract.

"If I offer £100 of free use of taxis and guarantee you can do all your trips by taxi, people will say, 'what do I need a car for?'" Hietanen argues that in the future, instead of buying cars, we will have a monthly contract with a supplier which meets all our mobility needs.

In his first head coaching job, Clawson, like his predecessor, will have a four-year contract.