Sentence examples for ratified contracts from inspiring English sources

Two unions of workers at the city's sewage treatment plants have ratified contracts negotiated with the city last month, ending long-running disputes that included legal challenges and as long as 15 years without a cost-of-living raise.

Nurses at four other Twin Cities hospitals ratified contracts Saturday; nurses at a fifth hospital were still voting.

However, most of my time is spent after my clients have a ratified contract to buy or sell a home.

On a Web site with updates about the dispute, Electro-Motive, which Caterpillar acquired in 2010, said the lockout would remain in effect "until a ratified contract is in place".

Through a spokeswoman, The Times released a statement saying: "We have been working hard toward an agreement and are gratified that it appears we now have a ratified contract.

I don't think we need to spell out why a day on which your friends are honouring their solemn commitment to a socially ratified contract of monogamy is the day on which you need to tell the world what a free spirit you are.

Ford, which last year said the plant would be an important part of its revamping effort, now says it is not needed, because the company's newly ratified contract with the United Automobile Workers union allows it to save money by paying lower wages to many workers at existing plants.

A month before the decision, UHP and UCHC had held a ceremony, complete with a cake bearing a picture of a campus building, to sign their recently ratified contract.

Nurses at five other hospitals voted to ratify contract agreements on Saturday and Sunday, but at four of those hospitals, nurses have requested recounts.

The carrier's angry unions could decide to re-vote on previously ratified concession contracts, which the airline needs to avoid Chapter 11.

Of these member states, only 150 are "contracting member states", that is they have ratified the contract.