Sentence examples for contract that could force from inspiring English sources

Pagano is trying to go about his business while forces beyond his control — quarterback Peyton Manning's health and the hefty contract that could force the Colts to release him — determine his fate.

Through it all, leaders like the U.A.W. president, Ron Gettelfinger, must gauge the reaction of individual workers to aspects of the contract, because officials do not want to risk an internal defeat that could force them to reopen talks.

The talks failed to yield a long-term contract, and that could force the mills to pay higher prices this year.

That could force Excite into bankruptcy.

That could force a delay.

The west coast fiasco has brought benefits for FirstGroup, however, because it has forced the government to extend contracts that could not be put out to tender as ministers battle to repair the franchise system.

The Joint Strike Fighter contract alone is so large that it could force the Pentagon to delay, trim or cancel other programs, like the Navy's stealth destroyer and the Army's Crusader mobile artillery system.

NAVY CONTRACT The Securities & Exchange Commission continues to study EDS' accounting for its $6.9 billion Navy contract and could force it to revise its numbers for this deal.

The administration has told Congress in recent days that canceling weapons and maintenance contracts could force the government to incur as much as $2 billion in penalties.

Richard Kay, a professor at the University of Connecticut School of Law who teaches a class on contracts, also expected that the ruling could force other recreational businesses to change the contracts they ask customers to sign.

A judge could force concessions from debt holders, break union contracts that include expensive retiree health care benefits, and tear up franchise agreements with unwanted dealers.