Sentence examples for contract disappears from inspiring English sources

Under labor law, the expired contract disappears with the decertified union.

If Rodriguez opts out instead, his existing contract disappears, and with it the money from the Rangers.

If he becomes a free agent, his existing contract disappears, and the Yankees lose a $30 million subsidy from the Texas Rangers that covers part of his salaries from 2008-10.

Perhaps, but the mutual security of an ordinary employment contract disappears.

The unfortunate and very unfunny Chappelle timeline, of course, has been well documented: he walked away from a $50m television contract, disappeared to South Africa and lived as a semi-reclusive, stay-at-home dad.

Eventually, the primary signal is nowhere above the threshold and the secondary signal, after contracting, entirely disappears.

Many of the people attending this time have been through an even more painful period since then as they watched their companies contract or disappear altogether and their personal fortunes wither.

Crime is going to go through the roof, overtime will go through the roof, which will accelerate retirements, and the illusion of saving $38 million in the contract will disappear very quickly.

In this kind of overcrowded market, lots of companies will contract or disappear entirely because they won't get enough visibility.

One day in 1990, a deputy mayor of the city of Mondragone, just north of Naples, who was involved in awarding public works contracts, simply disappeared.

But, Ventura said: "What's the difference between a team leaving in the middle of the night or being contracted and disappear?