Sentence examples for tough contract from inspiring English sources

Some say this goes back to tough contract negotiations during his second mayoral term, and also to his decision to reduce the numbers searching for remains.

Ms. Rhee developed the system, he noted, during tough contract negotiations and did not consult with the teachers' union in its design.

"But it will be a tough contract – those who can work will be required to take up the jobs on offer or lose their benefits.

While none of the three Israeli cable companies -- Matav, Golden Channels and Tevel -- have done so, they have dangled that possibility in months of tough contract negotiations with CNN, a subsidiary of AOL Time Warner.

Western energy companies were already turning up their noses at Algeria's tough contract terms, which give the government more than 90 percent of the proceeds from oil and natural gas production and require that Sonatrach get a majority stake in all projects.

It's merely a prelude to what promises to be tough contract talks.

Mr. Suozzi dismissed concerns that tough contracts with the police unions would hurt morale.

Increasing awareness of that data has prompted districts to write tough contracts that let them fire education companies that do not meet specific performance targets.

Berry Gordy, the founder and former owner of Motown Records (which is now part of Universal), announced he was joining on both fronts, contributing $750,000 to help musicians and saying that he, too, is now in favor of royalty reform, including revisions to the tough contracts Motown made in its 1960's golden age.

But this research shows that giving social ventures tougher contracts than traditional businesses on the grounds that they are inherently riskier, is unjustified and unfair.

Pay and What to Do About It," due early next year from Harvard Business School Press, would require corporate boards to negotiate much tougher contracts with their chief executives.