Sentence examples for contract that could end from inspiring English sources

The Panthers used a fourth-round pick on Weinke but gave him an incentive-laden contract that could end up earning him first-round money.

Ohio State University reached a tentative contract agreement with an employees' union today that could end a four-day strike.

That could end up being catastrophic.

That could end in trouble.

Blackpool have rewarded midfielder Neal Bishop with a new contract that could be extended at the end of the season.

Smith is understood to have an exit clause in his Chiefs contract that could see him coaching at Twickenham after the Super Rugby season ends in August, but not before.

Some intellectual-property lawyers say UCITA allows contracts that could let vendors make an end-run around traditional practices embodied in copyright law including reverse engineering, fair use of information and the ability to transfer copies.

An assistant United States attorney, Jane Levine, wrote in the letter that an investigation by Allegheny, a Maryland-based utility, found that Mr. Gordon arranged a payment of $2.5 million of company money in 2002 to an unidentified real estate company he controlled, so that he could end a contract he had negotiated with himself.

United Airlines and its pilots reached a tentative contract yesterday that could bring an end to months of disruption that has forced the airline to cancel more than 20,000 flights and has given it the worst on-time record in the industry.

Olivier Blanchard, a French economist at America's MIT, has suggested that such a contract might carry job security that increases with the length of time an employee spends in the job.Mr de Villepin's new contract could end up deepening the divide in the job market, if employers transform permanent jobs into less secure ones under the new contract.

Steiner would not be drawn on speculation that Waitrose could end its long-standing relationship with Ocado in 2017, when there is a break clause in the contract.