Sentence examples for impose a contract from inspiring English sources

Then came the Government's threat to impose a contract of questionable merit on junior doctors.

"We urge the government not to impose a contract that is unsafe and unfair.

A: "We urge the government not to impose a contract that is unsafe and unfair.

He must give in, drop his threat to impose a contract and hold meaningful talks now – or he must go.

Rogers also later recalled that the producers wanted to impose a contract that included "an old-fashioned morals clause.

The Health Secretary imposed a September deadline on negotiations, warning that the Government could impose a contract unilaterally if necessary.

In March, his Education Department unilaterally imposed a contract on union members who had rejected it.

Imposing a contract has the appearance of strength but reveals a position of weakness.

We will not stand idly by as the government imposes a contract that undermines that.

In a special legislative session, the Liberals imposed a contract settlement to end a ten-month teachers' dispute.

The court "has imposed a contract on every writer talking to a producer," Mr. Marder said of the decision.