Sentence examples for strong contract from inspiring English sources

It was obviously a huge disappointment … This is all about their poor performance in a very strong contract".

Our members deserve a strong contract that reflects the success of U.P.S. over the past five years".

"This appears to be a very strong contract, particularly with what else has been happening in labor," Harley Shaiken, a labor expert at the University of California, said.

Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson last week called the agent, Peter Greenberg, asking for a meeting to begin the process that would lead to what the Mets believed would be a strong contract offer.

Labor experts have been predicting that these negotiations would be unusually difficult and volatile because Mr. Toussaint was elected on a platform promising a strong contract and renewed union militancy.

For weeks, the talks appeared to be on a collision course because the union had new militant leadership that had promised its members a strong contract, while the authority pleaded poverty, saying it could afford only a pay freeze in the first year and modest raises in subsequent years because it faces a $2.7 billion deficit in the next two years.

But he is very highly regarded in Paris and Berlin, where he has developed strong contracts over past five years in the job, and by keeping him in post Mr Cameron is signalling that he intends to take a positive approach to the renegotiations.

"Continuation of its strong contracted sales in March 2009 highlighted that CR Land is executing well on the expansion of its development scale.

Big stars can pull in more money elsewhere so there needs to be good, strong contracts, committing athletes to the Diamond League, stating that they will not get their money if they miss the series final.

It wants stronger contract language on job security and is balking at higher medical expenses.

According to Carter, Leno had an advantage during negotiations because of a stronger contract agreement with NBC, which gave Leno the option to sue NBC if his program was canceled.