"end a contract" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It means to terminate or cancel a legally binding agreement between two parties. Example: The company decided to end their contract with the supplier due to consistent late deliveries. In this example, the phrase "end a contract" is used to describe the action of terminating the agreement between the company and supplier.
The main novelty is that employers will be able to end a contract "by mutual consent", after which workers cannot go to court for further recompense.
PanAmSat's third-quarter 1999 sales also included a one-time payment of about $15 million to end a contract to provide satellite video services in India.
Watson will close a factory in Miami and end a contract sales-force agreement with Ventiv Health Inc., helping save $80 million to $90 million a year, the company said.
Dynegy, a power producer that is giving up energy trading, said yesterday that it had paid $34 million to end a contract that had obligated the company to buy electricity in Mississippi from a unit of Dominion Resources through 2010.
A state arbitrator on Thursday awarded Boston's main police union a 14.5percentt raise over four years, seeking to end a contract dispute that threatened to disrupt the Democratic National Convention next week.
Oxford Health Plans, one of the biggest health insurers in the New York area, has paid Caremark Rx $20 million to end a contract to provide mail-order prescription-drug services to its 1.5 million plan members.
Fleming sought bankruptcy protection after the Kmart Corporation, its biggest customer, ended a contract.
The deal ended a contract dispute that had threatened the race and a new $300 million track being built for it.
"It can be a very David and Goliath battle, if you're thinking of ending a contract with a big company," he warned.
The FedEx Corporation is eliminating 130 jobs in the Austin, Tex., area as it reorganizes a unit and ends a contract to manage warehouses for the Dell Computer Corporation.
MOSCOW — The Bolshoi Ballet has announced that it is ending a contract with its most prominent male dancer, Nikolai Tsiskaridze, whose simmering complaints about the theater's leadership boiled over into a full-fledged power struggle earlier this year.
