Sentence examples for contract being negotiated from inspiring English sources

Uncertainty awaits the Islanders as the league heads toward a possible lockout over a contract being negotiated between the league and the players union.

He was charged in 1999 with ordering subordinates to alter ballots to win ratification of a five-year contract being negotiated with the city.

The path to a solution might well lead back to a study group, if the sides could find a mechanism to establish trust, for instance by positing that any new pay mechanism would be retroactive to the beginning of the contract being negotiated.

But he has proposed that the contract being negotiated identify all school employees as ministers of the church — a change gay rights groups said would put teachers who not adhere to the beliefs in the handbook at risk of firing.

Earlier this spring, however, some graduate students contacted by Next Wave expressed hope that should a union contract be negotiated, the university might be "compelled" to extend union-negotiated arrangements to students across the campus.

The contract was negotiated in secret and not put out to tender.

The contract was negotiated based on the total cost of the project.

The contract was negotiated last year and approved by workers in November.

The last teachers' contract "was negotiated without the Board of Education at the table," Mr. Thompson said.

That contract was negotiated before Cam Newton became a phenomenon, but Auburn could earn extra fees if certain sales levels are met.

The contract was negotiated last week by Robert Barnett, a lawyer in Washington who has negotiated book contracts for President Bill Clinton and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, among others.