a concessionary contract造句

• "The pilots will not take a concessionary contract, " he said.
• The 1978 contract is widely seen as a concessionary contract.
• Leaders at Delta's union say pilots feel betrayed by a concessionary contract signed in 1996, after a financial slump.
• That year, the Canadian UAW leadership learned that Bieber had actively resisted and counteracted their attempts to avoid a concessionary contract.
• "These people took a real stance, " union business manager Judy Burnick said . " They want to send a strong message to the company that they won't accept a concessionary contract.
• The details of each company's participation, the board's composition and the management structure, will be decided in about two weeks when the new shareholders sign a concessionary contract with the government, Schuler said.
• The union representing US Airways pilots voted Tuesday to send out a concessionary contract to its 3, 200 pilots that is meant to save the troubled airline $ 300 million ( euro244 million ) a year.
• The pilots'union, still smarting from what it views as a concessionary contract inked in 1996, is expected to seek hefty pay increases, as well as a voting board seat and new limits on Delta's use of regional jets flown by lower-paid pilots employed by subsidiaries.