Sentence examples for has changed the contract from inspiring English sources

Elan has changed the contract of its boss, Kelly Martin, to pay him three years' salary and bonuses if the company is taken over.

For those reasons, whether Jeter bats first or second for the Yankees this season would not seem to matter all that much, except that his subpar 2010 — and the thorny contract negotiations after — has changed the context.

Unemployment, and then short-term contracts, ensued.The new government has changed the national-insurance system to encourage the creation of more permanent and fewer short-term jobs.

They have changed the way contracts are negotiated; the salary cap for teams in the ITM Cup has been reduced from 2 million dollars to 1.3 million dollars; and provincial unions have drastically cut back on their spending.

But an influx of money from the Pac-12's new television contract may have changed the fortunes in Pullman, allowing Washington State to afford a proven winner.

"You wonder how they have changed the termination provisions in Michael's contract and, if they have, what he is getting paid for the privilege".

Outwardly little has changed, but the contracts have changed character.

And if that context has changed, has not the contract?

Sure, I knew that the book publishing industry has changed and contracted, thanks to such factors as e-books and the rise of Amazon, and that it was harder than ever to get a novel published.

But since Christopher O. Ward became executive director of the Port Authority in 2008, the arbitrators said, "much has changed, contracts have been let, and the infrastructure work is moving head".

Nothing has changed in my contract since then.