Sentence examples for a contract that ended from inspiring English sources
Two years later, he negotiated a contract that ended a strike by more than 2,000 cab drivers.
In 1978, he directly helped negotiate a contract that ended a 63-day strike by Appalachian and Midwest coal miners.
Finch, Pruyn offered a contract that ended double-time pay on Sundays and holiday pay unless employees worked holidays.
It's been nine months since Fox and Mr. Beck's company, Mercury Radio Arts, signed a contract that ended his 5 p.m. show and called for unspecified new projects.
In the Rockettes dispute, Mr. Schmertz negotiated a contract that ended a weeklong strike in 1967, granting the 49 dancers at Radio City Music Hall a 15 percent raise on wages ranging from $99 to $125 a week.
Those tests are conducted on 1.1 million autos annually under a contract that ends in June 2002 and that state officials said was worth $22.6 million a year.
For example, Mirant will be paid $148.65 per megawatt hour for electricity it began delivering this month under a contract that ends in December 2002.
He negotiated a union contract that ended a transfer policy allowing senior teachers to move from one school to another, pushing out younger teachers, even if the receiving school did not want them.
The Bloomberg administration negotiated a union contract that ended the infamous forced-transfer policy, under which senior teachers could jump from one school to another, bumping younger teachers, even if the receiving school did not want them.
Hicheur was on a 4-year, nonrenewable contract that ended a few months after his arrest, and EPFL does not have permanent posts available, says Bay, who's a member of an international committee supporting Hicheur that also includes 1988 physics Nobelist Jack Steinberger.
The reserve pool stems from a change in the teachers' contract that ended seniority rights in school staffing decisions and the automatic transfer of teachers who had been cut because of school closings or shrinking student enrollment.
