Sentence examples for an alternative contract from inspiring English sources
"He said, 'you didn't sign this, did you?'" Luckily, she hadn't and because an alternative contract she got drawn up wasn't subsequently acceptable, the deal was off.
As the banning of Ravindra Jadeja for seeking to negotiate an alternative contract with another team suggests, its neoliberal principles are selectively applied.
Instead, in a letter to the Health Secretary, junior doctor's chairman Dr Johann Malawana proposed an alternative contract - based on an offer by the BMA in December - which would reduce the basic pay rise offered in exchange for better out-of-hours rates.
The 31-year-old defender joined Vale in July after his exit from Crewe but turned down an offer of an alternative contract by the club's administrators.
Circuit officials agreed to make an immediate cash payment for the race fee but offered the F1 supremo an alternative contract to the one he had tabled.
Choosing an independent vendor, unbeholden to any entity that manufactures soda, students proposed an alternative contract.
In Massachusetts, Blue Cross Blue Shield has created an "alternative quality contract" that gives hospitals a fixed budget for a patient, with additional rewards for improving the quality of care.
Massachusetts has had a model for global payments since 2009, when Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, the state's biggest health insurer, began experimenting with an "alternative quality contract" that pays groups of doctors and hospitals a set fee to work as a team in caring for patients.
Note that the alternative contract of four hearts should be defeated.
The alternative contract ponied up smaller--and healthier--portion sizes (18 ounces vs. 20 ounces), lower prices ( $.75 vs. $1.00) for all vended juice and soft drinks, and a replacement of soft-drink advertising with ads for 100% juice.
As the 'overheating' of the contracting market is expected to continue for a considerable period of time, alternative contracting strategies are required.
