Sentence examples for won new contracts from inspiring English sources

According to the Legal Services Commission (LSC), which runs the legal aid system in England and Wales, only 1,300 of the 2,400 family law firms previously doing legal aid work have won new contracts, which start in October.

Since Kosovo, Comptek has won new contracts to expand its targeting systems so that they work much later into a mission, allowing much more flexibility.

The EchoStar Communications Corporation, the second-largest United States satellite-television broadcaster, failed to win new contracts from WWOR-TV in New York and stations in three other cities, leaving about 100,000 customers without those channels.

France is now well positioned to win new contracts.

Some companies, for example, have teams of bid writers to help them win new contracts.

"It's another example," she said, "that WorldCom is continuing to get new business and win new contracts".

Like GE Capital, the unit was supposed to help finance deals for customers, making it easier to win new contracts and, with luck, gain some extra profits too.

BP was barred from winning new contracts in the Gulf of Mexico and the spill caused a record loss, one of the largest in British corporate history.

She said Mitie was winning new contracts and she was confident about the company's future after short-term pressures ease.

It has continued to win new contracts across its broad geographical footprint, despite budget pressures, and the large order book provides multi-year visibility.

She attributes much of her company's growth to her participation in the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program, which helped her single out better prospects and win new contracts.