Sentence examples for the contract's provisions from inspiring English sources

But others objected to the contract's provisions.

The union, claiming a violation of the contract's provisions on job security, invoked an arbitration clause, but an arbitrator ruled in the company's favor.

Under the contract's provisions, the parks department could have deemed Ferry Point Partners in default and avoided making more payments, Mr. Thompson said.

The analysis of the contract's provisions regarding the authorized medium allowed the conclusion that the artist never intended to assign the whole of his right to reproduce his work under any material form.

"If Mr. Hunter has a valid contract, then under the contract's provision, Mr. Hunter can only be terminated for cause," Ashley said.

If Ms. Rhee were staying, that contract's provisions would not be diluted.

Although he is unhappy with the contract, he added, its approval "doesn't weaken the guild in the future". "Absolutely," he said when asked if he considers the contract's videocassette provisions a defeat for guild members.

The guild said in a memo to members that the contract's turnaround provisions feature limitations, like the exclusion of pilots and first seasons, and that the negotiations result in nine hours' turnaround for editors and 10 for all other guilds.

"For as long as videocassettes live, this union will be fighting to get an adequate share". "Ernie and I feel precisely the same way," she said when asked if she felt as unhappy as Lehman over the contract's videocassette provisions.

Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein vigorously defended the new teachers' contract yesterday in the face of a mounting outcry by parents and teachers over the logistics and equity of the contract's tutoring provision, which will require some of the city's failing students to stay after school for 37 1/2 minutes of tutoring in small groups, for up to four days a week.

But union officials see no need for altering the contract's job security provisions, noting that Verizon was able to reduce its unionized work force by 15,000 over the last three years through attrition and buyouts.