Sentence examples for remove a contract from inspiring English sources

This lets users cancel on their other friends, plus it lets you remove "a contract" from your list if the other party never seems to have time to go hang out.

The Nassau County executive, Thomas R. Suozzi, has asked the state's Public Employee Relations Board to remove a labor contract arbitrator who had been appointed in the waning days of the administration of Mr. Suozzi's predecessor, Thomas S. Gulotta, despite the arbitrator's reputation for awarding generous pay raises to police unions.

Where do I sign?" "I was hoping you would say that," the Lobbyist said, removing a blank contract and a penknife from his attaché case.

The final rules also remove a proposed ban on contract and collaborative research involving animals with overseas educational institutions, although they still prohibit contract research--such as the use of monkeys to test drugs for multinational drug companies--carried out purely for monetary considerations.

This article was amended on 5 March 2015 to remove a reference to rickets being contracted as a result of a vegan diet.

These results are of import as they: (i) remove a major hurdle against futures contracting by the Islamic jurists thereby enabling the renovation of the financial intermediation system of emerging Muslim economies; and (ii) demonstrate that the arbitrage principle needs to be re-examined under non-linear asset pricing.

Sources at Gloucester have indicated that the club removed a generous new contract from the negotiating table after giving him numerous opportunities to re-commit himself.

The Republicans were joined in their initial opposition by Ben Nelson, a Democrat from Nebraska, who wanted to remove an amendment requiring existing derivative contracts to be backed with cash as collateral.

To eliminate on-board service or to contract it out would remove an important level of security on America's passenger trains.

He also accused the current Congress-led government of removing a minister who questioned the contract's term.

Nurses at St . Johns Episcopal Hospital in Smithtown, N.Y., voted to approve a revised contract yesterday, removing a major hurdle that had threatened a plan to sell the financially troubled hospital to Catholic Health Services of Long Island.