Sentence examples for a contract is imposed from inspiring English sources

If a contract is imposed upon us, it will be the death knell for an institution we hold very dear to our hearts.

While there has been speculation as to whether Local 1's parent union, the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, would authorize a strike by the local, union officials say it is unclear whether that authorization is needed if a contract is imposed.

But some doctors, such as David Watkin, 30, a paediatrician based in Birmingham, truly intend to leave if the contract is imposed.

If the contract is imposed I will leave medicine.

The predictable response of junior doctors threatening to leave the NHS if the contract is imposed is therefore entirely in keeping with the ideological intent of the government.

Junior doctors believe that if the new contract is imposed, they will be insufficiently compensated for unusual working hours, such as weekend shifts.

"If the contract is imposed, then doctors will find it difficult to work safely and uphold their oath to do no harm," she said.

Junior doctors and healthcare professionals who've responded to a Guardian call out tell us current hours and pay are barely sustainable now and forewarn that safety and patient care will be compromised if the new contract is imposed next summer.

Once the new contract is imposed, she thinks she will see this reduced to £27,000 or £28,000 and she expects the hours she works will become even more antisocial.

We have already seen strikes and with the prospect of a new contract being imposed, there is now the unprecedented threat of a full walkout of junior doctors.

What I never imagined was that within eight weeks of starting there would be calls to strike, friends from the years above quitting medicine, others leaving for New Zealand (and never coming back) and a new contract being imposed by the government that altered everything I had signed up for.