By the time the federal environmental clearances were delivered in 1994, A $ 10 million contract, signed off as a cost overrun, was used to repair these leaks.

By the end of his contract with producer Hal B. Wallis, Lewis had several productions of his own under his belt.

By 1989 there were signs of a revival of the overseas construction market — the Dong Ah Construction Company signed a US $ 5. 3 billion contract with Libya for the second phase of Libya's Great Man-Made River Project, which, when all five phases were completed, was projected to cost US $ 27 billion.

By April 1927, the Big Five studios ( First National, Paramount, MGM, Universal, and Producers Distributing ) had put the Warner brothers in financial ruin, and Western Electric renewed Warner's Vitaphone contract with terms that allowed other film companies to test sound.

By the spring of 1956 they had a near-final design, which was awarded a preproduction contract for 1, 000 M18A1 claymores designated T-48E1 during testing.

" By signing a 10-year ( contract ) with the Teamsters ( and with over 30 other unions representing city employees ), the current administration and City Council unduly hamstrung not only the current management of city government, but the next six years of management as well, a period that extends well beyond the elected terms of the incoming administration and City Council ," according to a March 2011 report from the Office of the Inspector General of the City of Chicago.

By 1991, the newly formed band had signed a recording contract with Virgin Records and enlisted the help of several drummers / percussionists ( Jim Keltner, Michael Urbano and Phil Jones ), issuing their first album, Cracker, in 1992.

By late 2002 however, the OA Board, faced with mounting deficits, announced that Young's future visions for the company were ' unsustainable ' and decided not to renew her contract after the end of 2003.

By this time Murdoch's contract had been amended and he was able to patent this device in his own name.

By early June 1974, the WFL claimed they had some 60 NFL players under contract.

By the terms of the marriage contract, Margaret retained her rights to the English throne, and her dowry was promised to Burgundy even if she died within the first year ( often, the dowry would return to the bride's family under such circumstances ).

By January 1945 they had procured a contract to build this stored-program computer.

Ola By Rise's contract was terminated in October, even though he succeeded in leading the team to the Champions League, and for some time it was uncertain who would take over.

By 1964, Parks had an artist contract at MGM Records.

By contract, all the land in the colony () was bought and sold at cost, with being the maximum allowable lot size.

By the mid-1930s, MGM had been so impressed by Frank Morgan that they signed him to a lifetime contract.

By providing that the wife, not her family, would receive a dowry from the husband, which she could administer as her personal property, the Qur ' an made women a legal party to the marriage contract.

By this point, Fogerty was not only at direct odds with his bandmates, but he had also come to see the group's relationship with Fantasy Records as onerous, feeling that label owner Saul Zaentz had reneged on his promise to give the band a better contract.

By 1919, Lewis was leading his own band, and had a recording contract with Columbia Records, which marketed him as their answer to the Original Dixieland Jass Band who recorded for Victor records.

By the time " Plan B " was released, the band were in dispute with EMI, claiming that as their contract option had not been picked up by the company, they were no longer under contract, and they asked, without success, that EMI not release the single.

By the start of 2008, the station had broadcast 25 concerts, and the contract for the partnership has been extended to 2012.

By December 1958 Herb Abramson, founder of the newly established Triumph Records, signed Burke to a recording contract, with an eye on the pop market.

By 1939, Powell had been hired as a contract director by Alexander Korda on the strength of The Edge of the World.

By 1902, the factory alone became " A great city with its own streets, its own police force, fire department and traffic laws.

By November 1944 Himmler had merged the army officer recruitment department with that of the Waffen-SS and had successfully lobbied for an increase in the quotas for recruits to the SS.

At his inauguration George Washington declared in his Inaugural Address: " By the article establishing the executive department it is made the duty of the President " to recommend to your consideration such measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient.

By contrast, the closure of the famous meat-packing plant at Fray Bentos in the department of Río Negro transformed it into a virtual ghost town.

By 1968, the oversized newsprint publication, the Whole Earth Catalog, was connecting thousands of specialized merchants, artisans, and scientists directly with consumers who were interested in supporting independent producers, with the goal of bypassing corporate retail and department stores.

By 1925, he had developed an assortment of candies which he was able to sell to department stores in Lancaster, advertised as " made in Hershey.

By then, the department was in disarray – equipment was broken, there was no library and the building needed repairs.

By the 1900s Kingston had many businesses including ; a hardware store, department store, grocery, meat market, paint shop, hotel, bank, bakery, shoe store, barber shop, pool room, saloon, general store, creamery, undertaking parlor, saw mill, coal and lumber yard, two blacksmith shops, two livery barns, stock yards and two confectionaries.

By 1917 a fire department was organized.

By keeping buildings up to code, controlling illegal occupancies, monitoring the safety of living-areas and issuing licenses and permits, the department works to control the potential for dangerous situations.

By statehood in 1907, downtown Stillwater was home to more than 50 buildings including several banks, churches, grocery stores, hotels, and department stores.

By 1985, the town served a large ranching area and had six churches, fire department and ambulance services, a public school, and growing residential subdivisions.

By 1954 the volunteer fire department, the court, and the corporation court opened.

By 1900, Mannington was a thriving town, complete with its own trolley system, electricity, theaters, schools, fire department, telephones and other amenities.

By 1730, Richard Newsham, in London, had made successful fire engines ; the first used in New York City ( in 1731 ) were of his make ( six years before formation of the NYC volunteer fire department ).

By 1907, clothing was increasingly factory-made and often sold in large, fixed price department stores.

By the mid-1950s, department store heiress and wife of the publisher of the Los Angeles Times, Dorothy Buffum Chandler became the de facto leader of the orchestra's board of directors.

By 1954, Hench was in the studio's live action department, as lead developer of the hydraulic giant squid in 20, 000 Leagues Under the Sea, helping to win an Academy Award for Best Special Effects for the film.

By Woolworth ’ s 100th anniversary in 1979, it had become the largest department store chain in the world, according to the Guinness Book of World Records.

By buying up manufacturers ’ post-season, overrun, and close-out stock, Marshalls was able to offer fashionable, high-quality “ designer ” items at prices 20 to 60 percent less than those of the department stores.

By the age of 16, Lantz was working in the animation department under director Gregory La Cava.

By the end of the war he was assigned to the Press department of the German Army Headquarters in Kaunas and there he was first introduced to the East European Jewish organizations.

By 1868, it was considered one of the largest banks in the United States, and in 1897, it became the first major U. S. bank to establish a foreign department.

By the end of the 19th century, Georges Dufayel, a French credit merchant, had served up to three million customers and was affiliated with La Samaritaine, a large French department store established in 1870 by a former Bon Marché executive.