Sentence examples for writers contract from inspiring English sources

The writers' contract expires Oct. 31.

After days of haggling over complicated formulas for Internet pay, the latest round of talks blew up over the deeper issues that had been buried inside the writers' contract proposals.

Leaders of the directors guild have been quietly preparing over the last several weeks to begin bargaining toward a new agreement, but have remained in the background, pending the expiration of the writers' contract.

The writers' contract negotiations in 2016 proved to be a rousing success: After eight months, Vice management agreed to minimum annual salaries of $45,000 and across-the-board raises of 14 to 20percentt.

Institutions, such as the NIH, and large universities and affiliated hospitals had constructed infrastructure and hired special experts such as protocol writers, contract specialists, and patient recruitment offices.

The generous writers' contracts are gone.

Even though the salary and title increases had been in the writers' contracts, people connected to the show said that writers and their agents were placed in an awkward situation.

Mr. Schlamme said that "The West Wing" had the option of picking up writers' contracts for the new season, but that would have meant more money and promotions in many cases.

The Pythons had their writers' contracts with the BBC, which say that changes in a script are to be made before it goes into production, and then only after a process of consultation with the writer which allows him, if things get really nasty, to be represented in negotiations by the Writers Guild off Great Britain.

However, according to Larssen, the prominent writers contracted to Demokraten "seldomly wrote" anything.

When the episode was being written, many writers' contracts had just expired, so there was a small number of writers at the annual story retreat.