Sentence examples for a generous contract from inspiring English sources

Then RCA came begging to give the band a generous contract.

The mayor likes to note he gave teachers a generous contract in 2005.

In July, Mr. Carter, 64, negotiated what Vanity Fair employees described as a generous contract with Condé Nast.

Mr. Israel said the laundries agreed to what he called a generous contract partly to avoid a strike.

The staff salary cuts set the stage for efforts to roll back a generous contract granted the musicians during flusher times, in 2004.

During the same interview, he also said that he was disappointed that the Flyers had withdrawn what he thought was a generous contract extension.

Local 6 of the International Typographical Union presented the biggest obstacle to a settlement, demanding a more generous contract than several other newspaper unions and fearing that the publishers' automation plans would throw its members out of work.

The European champions could offer Klopp a very generous contract, but he says this isn't a consideration for him.

Now that the city's firefighters are being hailed as national heroes, some union leaders and members do not even want the July agreement to be put to a vote, urging instead that the union's president seek to negotiate a more generous contract.

Boston police officers, are pressing for a more generous contract.

He recently joined the board of Home Depot, now under attack from corporate-governance activists for awarding a staggeringly generous contract to Robert Nardelli when he was brought in as chief executive the year before last.