Sentence examples for contracts to be rewritten from inspiring English sources

The bluntest remedy would be to break the contracts entirely; another, to force contracts to be rewritten and losses reduced.

His organisation believes such a change would have an impact on the three domestic seasons around the tournament - most notably 2021-22 - affecting broadcast deals and requiring every player's contract to be rewritten.

Yet leaving the euro would mean millions of contracts having to be rewritten; and foreign debt (in euros or dollars) would balloon when measured in new drachma, forcing companies and banks into default.

Illustrated the Tories' plans to occupy what he called the "common ground" of British politics, as Labour moves to the left under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, by announcing that GPs' contracts were to be rewritten to ensure the NHS becomes a true seven-day service.

These rules are expected to be rewritten.

The story will need to be rewritten.

The lines had to be rewritten.

(These apps have to be rewritten to exploit Passbook).

History of course is made to be rewritten.

Yet that part of history tends to be rewritten.

Political history may have to be rewritten too.