Sentence examples for contract granting from inspiring English sources
That all came to an abrupt end on Wednesday, as the team and the outfielder reached an agreement for the early expiration of his contract, granting him unrestricted free agency.
District Council 37, the city's largest union of municipal workers, announced yesterday that its members had voted overwhelmingly to ratify a 27-month contract granting a 4percentt raise in each of the first two years.
The state comptroller on Monday rescinded his office's 2002 approval of a contract granting a developer exclusive access rights to the Erie Canal, saying officials of the state's Canal Corporation had made false, misleading and incomplete statements on the deal.
He will also be meeting with leaders of Transport Workers Union Local 100, which has been agitating in recent days for the authority to drop its appeal of a labor contract granting big raises to workers.
When the financial crisis began this fall, Ms. Gelinas, of the Manhattan Institute, was stunned that the mayor still signed a contract granting District Council 37's workers 4percentt raises for two consecutive years, at a cost of $370 million, without demanding support for cost-saving pension reforms.
A strike by the 5,100 members of the machinists' union at Pratt & Whitney ended today as workers approved a three-year contract granting increased job security but not all of their pension demands -- two issues that prompted the walkout almost two weeks ago.
A contract grants Mr. Montie a "severance leave of absence" until 2016.
The expiration of his contract granted the Heat enough salary flexibility to help land LeBron James and Chris Bosh last summer.
His contract granted him $4 million in restricted shares, which cannot be sold for five years, as of Aug. 10.
But his revised contract granted him a $1 million "retention bonus" that is essentially an advance against future bonuses.
But NBC had full control over Mr. Morgan's immediate future in television because his contract grants the network exclusive rights to all his work on American television.
