Sentence examples for imposed a contract from inspiring English sources

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.

An arbitration panel later imposed a contract that included a 4.5percentt raise over 15 months, but required firefighters to work the equivalent of one more week each year.

The dispute between the authority and the union ultimately went before an arbitration panel, which imposed a contract almost identical to the one that emerged from the strike, including the health care component.

The F.A.A. declared itself at an impasse with the controllers in 2006 and imposed a contract that cut pay increases for the highest-paid controllers and required more hours at their radar scopes or in the tower during their work shifts.

Today was the day Northwest could have imposed a contract that 80% of its flight attendants rejected last month.

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

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

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

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

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