Sentence examples for continuing contracts from inspiring English sources
"continuing contracts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to legal agreements or contracts that are ongoing or have no predetermined end date. Example: "The company offers continuing contracts to their employees, providing them with job security and benefits."
The school board is now considering a plan that would grandfather those teachers in but stop offering new continuing contracts to teachers.
North East I.S.D. in San Antonio is one of a handful of districts, including Arlington and Fort Bend, that offered continuing contracts until recently.
"I don't know of a single district that in the past couple of decades has started offering continuing contracts," Mr. Thompson said.
Of the state's five largest school districts, Cypress-Fairbanks, near Houston, is the only one that offered continuing contracts last year, and almost 4,800 of the district's 6,805 teachers have them.
In the Houston Independent School District, the largest in Texas, roughly 25 percent (about 3,000) of the teachers had continuing contracts as of the 2009-10 school year.
One of the three Idaho bills eliminates continuing contracts, requiring teachers to negotiate their jobs every year.
Even in New York, in continuing contract negotiations they have sparred with Mr. Cuomo over layoffs.
But as of early September, it had already spent $948 million as part of a continuing contract with Halliburton.
The agent for O'Neill spoke with Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman yesterday, continuing contract negotiations that began Saturday.
Across the state, thousands of educators know their jobs are safe — they possess the "continuing contract," which is the public education equivalent of tenure.
We insist that the ANA share any specifics relating to our group with us so that we can ensure continuing contract compliance".
