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Meanings of won the contract in English

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Usage of won the contract in English
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France won the contract because their system had a lower price tag.
The new yorker
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A spokesman for Starcom confirmed that the agency had won the contract.
Reuters
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Eircell won the contract to supply Oireachtas members with phones in November 1998.
The Irish Times
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Shell won the contract to supply the LNG last year.
Reuters
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The company won the contract against Irish and international tenders.
The Irish Times
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Dave Atkins Enterprises has won the contract for the Rugby World Cup opening ceremony.
Radio NZ
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She won the contract "on merit" following an open competitive process, she said.
The Irish Times
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In 2004 Enet won the contract to manage the Mans on behalf of the state.
The Irish Times
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The German-owned Fresenius Medical Care company won the contract to establish a clinic in Kilkenny.
The Irish Times
10
Until now the union has always won the contract.
The Irish Times
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Dick Pacini, a spokesman for Compact Power, declined to confirm whether LG has won the contract.
Reuters
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It won the contract while appealing the ban.
Reuters
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It won the contract with the retailing giant.
The Irish Times
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Its Switzerland-based European business recently won the contract to supply the World Health Organisation headquartered in Geneva.
Reuters
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Traders with knowledge of the offer's results said on Monday that Phillips 66 had won the contract.
Reuters
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A Belfast-based recruitment company has won the contract to select the new contract caterers for Dublin Corporation.
The Irish Times
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