Sentence examples for expectation of a contract from inspiring English sources

Idaho last year did away with tenure entirely by passing a law giving newly hired teachers no expectation of a contract renewal from one year to the next.

"When the expectations of a contract are not being met, the employee and the school will attempt to reach a resolution so that the contractual requirements are fulfilled," the school's post added.  .

"There is a culture of intimidation that is reinforced, and people profit from this intimidation, which [threatens you from going] outside the expectations of a contract, and that can include any kind of activism," Baum said.

He embodies a yearning expectation of a new contract and a new beginning.

Morris had been offered a five-year deal with his boyhood heroes but opted to turn it down, in the hope and expectation of a more lucrative contract elsewhere.

Montanaro performed a separate analysis of the project, with far more modest expectations, under a contract for a Democratic legislator.

Options players have shrugged off concerns about this long-term hurdle and have jumped on the stock's call contracts in expectation of a continued rally.

A year ago Gordon was playing for Scotland without expectation of even a Super League contract.

A hot potato for universities is the "management of expectation" of contract research staff.

But for the mutual expectation of a procession upon the days mentioned there would have been no contract whatever.

(With such a strong hand East should have risked a takeout double. Here West would have advanced to four hearts. But if he had a balanced hand, he probably would have passed, and East would have had some expectation of defeating the contract).