Sentence examples for calling for contract from inspiring English sources

But those issues are still there, from Wesleyan's 21 public safety officers calling for contract negotiations to the University of Connecticut Health Center's 140 post-doctoral fellows working to join a union.

The euro recently weakened relative to the dollar, and market participants are calling for contracts that require payment in gold.

They have also called for contracts at all Hormel plants to end simultaneously, so that workers would have the opportunity to strike together.

He also accused the prime minister of misleading the public over his plans to privatise the NHS and called for contracts that put health services "up for sale" to be frozen until after the election.

"There is no intent not to have contractors in the battlefield–I am not uncomfortable with a 1 1 ratio," says Jacques Gansler, former Under Secretary of Defense in the Clinton Administration and chairman of a 2007 commission that urgently called for contracting reform.

No doubt he did, considering that many were calling for his contract to be ripped up.

Labour is calling for all contract negotiations between the NHS and private providers in England to be put on hold until after the general election.

The airline has been calling for new contracts that would cut wages for pilots by 41% and impose a 39% wage cut for flight attendants.

PFA Scotland chairman John Rankin is calling for players' bonus contracts to be lodged with the Scottish FA.

In derivatives contracts, a firm's failure or bankruptcy often triggers a clause that calls for the contract to be immediately closed out.

The federal settlement calls for uniform contract licenses for all major computer manufacturers.