Sentence examples similar to contract alterations from inspiring English sources
The impasse -- which the board says will save $100 million -- means that the city's teachers union now faces two options: either re-opening the existing contract for alterations, potentially paving the way to a teachers' strike, or beginning negotiations for the next contract, as the union's vice president Jesse Sharkey explained to the Sun-Times.
"But you have to have some tight language in the contract or the alteration agreement to do so".
The piece is characterized by leitmotif, a simple musical melody that Esteve modifies by expanding and contracting through rhythmic alterations, harmonies and augmented orchestration.
After 1798 James Wyatt was contracted for further design alterations.
We show that in FSHD1 subjects, DNA methylation levels are altered specifically at the contracted distal 4qA D4Z4 RU, and these alterations correlate with disease severity.
It is the settled law of England that a material alteration of a written contract by a party avoids it as against him.
Sudden alterations to millions of contracts can have large effects on economic activity, so faster inflation can stimulate real activity when it is unexpected.
"We wrote asking to talk about these alterations to people's contracts of employment - they just said 'No'".
Evaluating with particular scrutiny a modification of a contract to which the State itself was a party, the Court in that case held that legislative alteration of the rights and remedies of Port Authority bondholders violated the Contract Clause because the legislation was neither necessary nor reasonable.
"Apartment owners almost always have to get alteration agreements from their boards," he said, "and it is the responsibility of the owner to make sure that the contract conforms to the requirements of the alteration agreement".
Its experience shows that doing this requires something radical: an alteration of the basic social contract the pharmaceutical companies have enjoyed until now.
