Sentence examples for The regular contract from inspiring English sources

Government financing eliminates the regular contract negotiations that are a recurring theme in American orchestral life and allows more freedom of programming.

The agreement, modeled on the Metropolitan Opera's broadcast contract with its artists and built into the regular contract, includes a media salary as well as additional payment for participation in "Mondays With Merce".

This finding is interesting because it shows that social media interactions may not necessarily increase loyalty in general (as indicated by the active terminations); however, it at least substantially decreases the likelihood of fraudulent customer behavior, i.e., simply stopping the payment of the contractual fees to trigger a cancellation within the regular contract period.

(The regular contracts and higher wages are independent from the law; they were implemented as a side result by the local farmers in Nardò.) All this was introduced just a week after the strike ended, in September 2011.

In the meantime she has secured a regular contract with the Royal Australian Navy to drive her van to three naval bases.

Most of the GPs (90%) hold a regular contract with the National Health Insurance organisation, while 9% hold a special contract allowing extra fees; a very small proportion (0.4%) had no contract.

A Labour government would pass a law that gives employees the right to a regular contract after 12 weeks of working regular hours, he said.

Labour is expected to say in its general election manifesto that it will change the law so that workers with regular shifts have the legal right to a regular contract.

He said a Labour government would ban the exploitation of zero-hours contracts and give workers on them extra legal rights, including the ability to demand a regular contract for regular hours.

Ed Miliband has vowed that a Labour government would give employees on "exploitative" zero-hours contracts the legal right to a regular contract after they have worked 12 weeks of regular hours.

[But] regular contract review showed the practice was struggling to deliver the required improvements, particularly around access to appointments".