Sentence examples for terminating contracts from inspiring English sources

Chrysler is terminating contracts with 789 dealers, and many of them say they have been heavily discounting vehicles simply to clear their lots before losing their franchise.

That left it little room to manoeuvre during a time when cash-strapped councils were terminating contracts and bringing services in-house.

They prefer a bill that would put the federal government in charge of supervising and training private security workers and terminating contracts with their security firms.

The argument is that, because PFI costs are fixed - with penalties for terminating contracts - there is a risk of services at nearby hospitals being curtailed.

The FBU are not telling their members that it is a commonly used 90-day consultation process which we are legally required to carry out as an employer if we are considering terminating contracts of employees (and immediately offering them new contracts).

Supporters of the original doctrine of privity say that it is reasonable not to allow third parties to enforce contracts, arguing that to allow them to do so would hamper the rights of the original parties in relation to amending or terminating contracts.

Beijing threatened to terminate contracts with German companies.

They terminated contracts abroad and flew home to join the revolution.

Higgins confirmed that clubs, as well as players, can unilaterally terminate contracts under the same terms.

Additionally, the court said FedEx did not have the right to terminate contracts at will.

Suppliers or customers cannot terminate contracts with it simply because of the filing.