Sentence examples for contract that could see from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, junior doctors have threatened strike action over a proposed new contract that could see their pay cut.

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.

Sarah Palin's outburst at Fox News on Wednesday is part of a protracted set of contract negotiations that could see the former vice-presidential nominee end her association with the network, New York's Gabriel Sherman reported Thursday.

Most controversial in the proposals is the potential for the legal codification of paid prioritization agreements that would allow so-called edge providers — content companies, etc — to sign contracts with ISPs that could see their bits delivered more quickly than those of other companies.

Fernando Alonso is ready to sign a further contract extension with Ferrari that could see him bring the curtain down on his Formula One career with the Maranello marque.

I have been tracking the internal fraud at IBM India and even the negotiations that could see its biggest outsourcing contract in the country reduced by over half.

Boeing, assailed by allegations it wrongly used a rival's documents to win a government rocket deal, is holding talks with the U.S. Air Force that could see it lose some contracts, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The operator now offers free data bundled in with its monthly contracts in Britain, starting at 25 pounds ($49.77) per month, a move that could see customers start to increase their use of Internet access and services.

You might suddenly need to go out at night and rush someone to a hospital, braking hard at times – anything could happen that could see you break your contract and result in a higher insurance cost.

That could see a lot of players having to leave the UK as well while still under contract".

"I gave him a copy of the contract so that he could see for himself that there is no intention, or anything written into it, that would allow the establishment of an American base," Mr. Jagdeo said after the meeting.