Sentences with phrase «striking side agreements»
While nothing official had been agreed to, Majority Leader John Flanagan and Mayor Bill de Blasio reportedly struck a side agreement to boost so - called «zombie» charters that have been closed, but their licenses do not return to a pool available to new applicants.
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The Journal, citing sources familiar with the matter, said that a deal by Disney to purchase some of 21st Century Fox's assets was «gaining momentum» — in line with a CNBC report from last month that said the two sides haven't completely given up on striking an agreement.
Fellow global giants Bayern Munich, Juventus and Manchester United have also struck agreements with EA Sports, meaning four of the biggest sides in PES 2016 have not made the transition to this year's release.
Il Messaggero claims that the Italian side have struck terms over a fee with PSV last week for the Holland international, who has had an agreement over contract terms two weeks ago.
Both sides were really focused on reaching an agreement,» Williams Meza said, adding that a contingency plan would have kept at least some public recreation areas open in the event of a strike.
The United States and Canada have struck a diplomatic agreement that will allow U.S. - bound trucks to clear customs on the Canadian side of the border — a deal that could eventually help end the frequent truck backups that tie up Buffalo - bound traffic on the Peace Bridge.
Neither a cooling - off period following a confrontation between striking Oakland, Calif., teachers and district officials nor renewed negotiations last week brought the two sides much closer to an agreement.
If no agreement is achieved, the sides could resume negotiations, the district could impose its best and final offer and, rejecting it, the union could strike.
The union had vowed to strike Monday if there was no agreement on a new contract, even though the district had offered a 16 percent raise over four years and the two sides had essentially agreed on a longer school day.
Despite the strike and the resulting turmoil, the sides say there are close on some parts of an agreement, such as compensation, said Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis at a news conference Sunday night announcing the walkout.
The issue was at the heart of the recent Chicago teachers strike, and negotiations with Boston's teachers union dragged on for years before the sides finally came to an agreement.
If the employer is overly broad or one - sided in their approach to non-competes, the Pennsylvania courts may strike down the agreement.