Sentence examples for compromise contract from inspiring English sources

McCourt was elected as interim chair after the former leader, Johann Malawana, resigned after 58% of junior doctors rejected a compromise contract.

Davis was not allowed to practice with the team until he was under contract, thus the compromise contract enabled him to practice while still work to get a long-term deal done.

More than 1,000 lecturers at five University of California campuses picketed instead of teaching their classes as part of a two-day strike that they hope will pressure the administration to compromise on contract issues.

This transformation will not compromise our contract with the public and, in fact, broadens it, making two-year schools an even stronger component of higher education by offering more opportunities for success.

Representatives of the 29,000 striking Chicago public school teachers and support staff voted on Tuesday to suspend their first strike in 25 years and accept a compromise three-year contract with Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

He also helped to broker a compromise to a £100m contract dispute which was threatening the future of Harland & Wolff, the famous east Belfast shipyard.

Hunt said "elements" in the British Medical Association BMAA) had refused to compromise over the new contract, which will be imposed on junior doctors – all those below the level of consultant – from August.

It could be argued, and most likely will be, that his rights under his original contract were compromised and he lost something of value.

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.

Last year $300 million was compromised due to smart contract hacks.

However, beyond all the legal provisions, the contract is compromised when asymmetric information problems are taken into account (Bebczuk 2003).