Sentence examples for contract scrapped from inspiring English sources
The 23-year-old back, dropped from the Test team last month after a drink-related incident at an airport and currently without a Super 15 deal after being released by the Melbourne Rebels, has had his Australian Rugby Union contract scrapped and will not be offered one for next year.
Jeremy Hunt should stop posturing about imposing a junior doctors' contract, scrap it, and re-enter talks".
Even some weapons plant workers who staunchly back Ukraine say they are reluctant to see defense contracts scrapped.
PSEG, an American utility that has just finished the construction of a new $335m combined heat-and-power plant near Katowice, fears that the banks will call in their loans if its contract is scrapped, raising the spectre of creditors seizing control of the plant.
Trade unions are worried that the cutbacks could actually harm the private sector as big government contracts are scrapped, and argue that such employers will be in no position to pick up the jobs slack as the public sector sheds workers.
The new contract also scraps the annual bonuses every employee receives to help pay for vacations and Christmas expenses.
There is something exhilarating and surreal about watching highly-paid professional players break their contracts to scrap and snarl at one another in 38 degree heat.
Health service rules that prevent tax-avoiding private companies from securing NHS contracts are being scrapped - for fear they "discriminate" against firms with Google-style arrangements.
Here, Fast Food Rights, led by the bakers' and food union, BFAWU, has been protesting at McDonald's and organising fast-food workers for over two years, calling for zero-hours contracts to be scrapped.
Sequestration cut $1.75 billion from the Navy's shipbuilding program, so the Navy scrounged nearly $1 billion from unspent money from previous years and scrapped contracts for a destroyer, a submarine and a planned overhaul of aircraft carriers, according to the staff of the House and Senate Appropriations Committees.
