Sentence examples for contract at all from inspiring English sources
But it's better to have a contract, than no contract at all".
The N.F.L. returned to work, leaving the U.F.L. with no national television contract at all after two seasons on Versus and HDNet (the latter owned by Cuban).
Not only was there no formal consultation, but local patients were meant to get no say on this contract at all.
If Mayor Giuliani negotiates a short-term contract with teachers, or fails to negotiate any contract at all, the next mayor will face a labor problem.
"He said, as of right now, there's been no talk about reopening the contract at all," said James D. Kaster, president of U.A.W. local 1714 in Warren, Ohio.
Interestingly, the "referendum" on the offer will take place after the judicial review into whether Hunt has the power to impose a contract at all.
Now, though, not only is the proportion of staff on insecure contracts at an all-time high, it is commonplace for "adjunct" or "contingent" faculty (typically part-timers or casual contracted staff, who often don't know if they'll be hired from one semester to the next) to be in or on the cusp of poverty.
The Philadelphia Phillies signed Martínez to a one-year contract at the All-Star break of the 2009 season, and he retired at the end of the season after reaching the World Series (a six-game loss to the New York Yankees) with the Phillies.
A while back, when working a several-month contract at a previous workplace, all the managers of the different departments spent half a day at a training session on how to support their employees' mental health.
