Sentence examples for favorable contracts from inspiring English sources
Where the German soccer league's functionaries insisted that they knew best, Klinsmann fought bitterly for more favorable contracts.
Charlotte was going to take Walker in the expansion draft and then trade him to the Knicks for several role players with favorable contracts.
In each situation, bankruptcy gave the airlines the chance to cancel their debt, get rid of responsibility for employee pensions and renegotiate more favorable contracts with labor unions.
If reputation, staying power and the loyalty of fans didn't lead to sales of catalog albums, recording companies might be tempted to release an endless string of one-hit wonders, signed to less favorable contracts and replaced at will.
Officials blamed a high rate of poor and uninsured patients as well as cuts in Medicare and Medicaid and the hospital's inability to negotiate favorable contracts with health insurance companies, claiming their fees were 30 percent below the market rate.
But in the end, Detroit won favorable contracts that not only keep costs down, but also allow the companies to increase production and employment in their United States factories.
His professionalism, reliable play and favorable contract terms have teams interested.
As a labor group, pilots are volatile, sometimes throwing out local union leaders after failing to get a favorable contract.
Business leaders say labor unions typically resort to greenmail, threatening to press for repeated environmental review on pending projects as a way of winning favorable contract provisions.
The report concludes: "If production continues to fall, DAPL could well become a stranded asset – one that was rushed to completion largely to protect favorable contract terms negotiated in 2014".
But Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly struck from the record the portions of Mr. Richards's testimony in which he said pressure from Microsoft had led International Business Machines and Compaq Computer to give RealNetworks less favorable contract terms.
