| It is not just PFI schools that find themselves locked into long-term contracts. |
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| We've heard of other companies where, when contracts expired, people were kept on. |
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| The usual process of putting contracts out to tender has been brushed aside. |
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| The Commission objected and a deal was finally struck allowing Uefa to award broadcasting rights contracts for a maximum period of three years. |
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| It could be said that payments under void or avoided contracts are made on the basis of a failure of consideration. |
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| The company held contracts with state motor vehicle departments that supplied negatives or digital images on magnetic tape. |
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| Other media executives who use cloud computing have told me they baked in similar protections into their contracts. |
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| This caused Olds to sign contracts with the owners of small machine shops to manufacture many parts for his cars. |
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| These are agreements and contracts sanctioned by the authority of the state. |
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| Some internet operators offer dirt-cheap contracts, but can be men of straw. |
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| Eastern states lamb buyers have landed in numbers in Western Australia, searching saleyards for stock to supply contracts. |
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| Apprentices receive salaried contracts of up to fifty-two weeks, with benefits, including health insurance. |
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| Roger gives me advice on legal stuff but I really need someone batting for me regarding contracts and that kind of tomfoolery. |
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| Most fixed-price contracts require several months' notice of termination and switching usually takes four to six weeks, so it pays to plan ahead. |
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| The firm claims the system is designed for companies in which employees are on salaried contracts, rather than hourly rates. |
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| If your contracts do not mention this, you will not be able to search employees. |
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| However, the wait-and-see policy could backfire if those players manage to secure contracts elsewhere in the meantime. |
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| Nortel Networks has secured optical infrastructure contracts with three China Telecom regional carriers. |
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| Submit to the Unit Auditor copy of all contracts within five days for legal and auditorial review. |
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| Assume you are auditing a large company that has lots of complex contracts. |
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| The Company's customers may terminate most service contracts for a variety of reasons, either immediately or upon notice of a future date. |
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| Red Hat and Mandrake are clearly banking on support contracts and installations of their advanced server products to generate revenue. |
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| Tim now has a great job at a company with Navy contracts and excellent benefits. |
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| On the advice of their accountants, some record companies are terminating the contracts of world-renowned classical musicians. |
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| The formality of being made to click assent is significant, even if one is assenting to standard form contracts. |
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| She contracts her abs, curling her pelvis up and bringing her knees toward her chest. |
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| Nixon says subrogation waivers in contracts of all types are becoming more common, although they vary in content and scope around the country. |
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| In time the truth will emerge but to win big contracts you have to know what you are about. |
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| Another way of keeping abreast of opportunities is to use one of the services that track contracts that could be relevant to your business. |
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| Either way, around 1000 footballers look likely to be made redundant when their contracts run out at the end of this season. |
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| The shipowners often draw up contracts with local officials, clan elders or regional warlords. |
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| They will get access to a range of national initiatives, government programmes and advance warning of possible Ministry of Defence contracts. |
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| Failure to have the service done may invalidate some extended warranties or service contracts. |
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| It's a commonly accepted practice that government contracts should go to the lowest bidder. |
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| When these units relax, another fraction contracts tetanically thereby maintaining a nearly constant tension in the whole muscle. |
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| We've been trying to push for an exchange of contracts asap and a completion date before the end of June. |
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| The American government reached similar quid pro quos with France and Russia, involving oil contracts as well as telecommunications deals. |
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| They have to ensure contracts for services are completed in time because failure could jeopardise the award. |
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| He gave an exemplary performance yet again and had this been the Oscars he'd have walked away with bagfuls of awards and lucrative contracts. |
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| The balance of gloating now seems to have moved to the supposed determination of the Americans to grab all the reconstruction contracts. |
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| Half of this sum will come from contracts with the ARU and the Force, and the balance is sponsorship from businesses. |
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| Wood weathers with age and expands and contracts according to weather conditions. |
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| It's jobs for the boys, and jolly lucrative defense contracts for your mother's second cousin once removed. |
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| Private companies were not allowed to engage in such activities, and contracts they made would be void. |
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| Most contracts will exclude any hazardous water sports or adventurous activities. |
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| Commissioners are responsible for reviewing the contracts, with representatives from the third sector. |
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| It was just a matter of organizing things, a bit of a juggle and a dance between childcare, meetings and contracts. |
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| Vdot is reviewing 34 requests for adjustments covering existing contracts on all of the agency's projects. |
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| Government customers provide economic incentives in the process of arrangement of tenders and during the award and performance of contracts. |
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| Presumably as a teacher of law he admires and respects such contracts and declarations. |
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| The result is they must also have long-term contracts for the supply of gas, which is where the National Gas Company rakes in money. |
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| The people in the stands are happy, the athletes win fat contracts, and the owners rake in the money. |
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| And it is against my various contracts to accept ginormous loads of schwag. |
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| In order to maximize profits from their government contracts, food suppliers delivered partial shipments and rancid provisions. |
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| An attempt to introduce individual work contracts was rejected and management implemented a lockout. |
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| Those to be re-hired were told they would be locked out if they did not sign individual employment contracts. |
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| The GMB union had threatened to ballot its 2,000 members at Warrington, Cheshire and Aylesford in Kent in a row over contracts of employment. |
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| Some contracts offer just protection, while others provide investment links. |
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| Also, under family law, couples who fail to arrange premarital contracts share the family assets jointly. |
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| Yet it now says that rebidding the contracts is so complex that it can't be done in less than nine months. |
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| The reborn union handed out contracts to politically connected businesses and politically powerful, mobbed-up unions. |
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| Many would seem to be tied into contracts which began before the surge in fuel prices took hold. |
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| We're holding back on our enthusiasm until we are told that exchange of contracts has been scheduled firmly. |
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| Plans to put school bus contracts out to tender have angered bus drivers, who claim it will compromise safety. |
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| All our major players are signed up on relatively long contracts so they are effectively under lock and key. |
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| Once the strands unite, the wild blight fungus contracts the disease and its killing power wanes. |
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| Since she exports artefacts by the container load, she often negotiate contracts with local artists, a year or more in advance. |
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| However, the committee has a problem with awarding contracts without bidding. |
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| The report criticised poor record-keeping and a lack of monitoring of contracts which had hindered investigations into fraud. |
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| After all what is the value of a bust recruitment company with no contracts? |
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| The contracts are being awarded exclusively to US firms and are by invitation only. |
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| By federalizing the workforce, the government was also, in effect, busting those unions and tearing up their newly won contracts. |
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| Iraqi authorities are expecting by the end of August to award the first three postwar oil contracts. |
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| And when the great boom began and the country's cities began to develop, there was a rush to profit from the fat contracts on offer. |
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| None of them states this in so many words, but it is the inescapable consequence of their rhetoric about contracts and deals and obligations. |
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| Furthermore we also discussed the matter of paying attention to the correspondence and wordings of short term insurance contracts. |
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| Bosses want to end all the workers' contracts and re-employ them on worse terms and conditions. |
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| At 2 p.m. the workforce were told to report for work the following morning when they were re-employed, being given fresh contracts of employment. |
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| We did prevent British companies from tendering for contracts and supplies. |
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| It also holds catering contracts at a number of hospitals and runs the refectories and restaurants at many businesses around the world. |
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| Jimmy watches as the krill contracts violently, trying to escape the forceps as Simon plucks her from the net and drops her onto a petri dish. |
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| Very few contracts have been won by foreign companies and few of these firms have been successful in tendering for subsequent road projects. |
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| In the rush to implement a giant program, reforestation contracts were awarded in a haphazard fashion. |
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| He makes some excellent points about contract design, particularly WRT to contracts having excessively long duration. |
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| In game contracts, the obligation to follow suit does not apply fully to the matadors. |
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| It has, however, since rehired two of those employees and placed two more on full-time contracts, giving a net loss of four positions. |
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| All have avoided paying tens of millions in taxes by reincorporating offshore while pocketing tens of millions in federal contracts. |
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| Insurance companies will spread their losses through their reinsurance contracts. |
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| They bought cover, often through bulk contracts off the big insurance giants, who in turn reinsured their risk elsewhere. |
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| Their businesses offer services to companies seeking or holding federal contracts in the hurricane relief operation. |
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| Courts upheld the legality of yellow dog contracts and frequently struck down state laws that sought to outlaw them. |
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| Yellow Dog Democrats, I mistakenly thought, had to do with yellow dog contracts back in the early 20th Century. |
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| The contracts, which lasted about 56 weeks, also saw 250,000 tonnes of clay from the nearby Far Ings site used as landfill. |
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| The contracts were signed by the players on the opening day of the first Test against West Indies. |
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| He is 45 and makes his living as a corporate litigator handling contracts and corporate shareholder disputes. |
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| They reached an agreement between each other not to compete in tendering for contracts. |
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| There were political overtones, security risks and controversies over ambush marketing, sponsorships, contracts and what not. |
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| They recommend that both parties continually monitor and renegotiate the contracts. |
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| Renegotiation of contracts is going to be an expensive business in future, it would seem. |
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| In Singapore, housemaids are employed on two-year contracts, renewable to a maximum of eight years. |
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| That focus on service excellence has taken our renewability of contracts and reference ability to all-time-high levels. |
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| He says Walmex simply keeps the contracts on hand to meet legal requirements. |
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| She says Horizon Organic also offers two-year contracts with automatic one-year renewals. |
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| Politicians are elected, power is wielded, contracts are awarded, and government largess is handed out on the basis of tribal affiliations. |
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| Business contracts can be followed up quickly, and sales reps have instant access to the exact data that they need. |
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| He was losing money almost every month because the reps weren't making enough new sales to replace the corporate contracts that had ended. |
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| Under it, women are treated as legal minors and denied legal autonomy to conclude their own marriage contracts. |
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| Is it not a bit late in the day to talk of probe considering that the contracts were signed several years ago? |
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| The liability of the contracts of employment amounts to many hundreds of thousands of pounds. |
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| These are not zero-hours deals although there are not hours set out on the contracts. |
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| Some part-time workers welcome zero-hours contracts, which offer no guarantee of a regular income but allow them the flexibility they want. |
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| Insecurity increased, both for the individual put on short-term or even zero-hours contracts, and globally. |
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| Most involve zero-sum derivative contracts where gains to one party equal losses to the other. |
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| The Roosevelt administration also brazenly stepped in and repudiated private and public contracts that required payment in gold. |
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| In the United States, 44 of the 50 states require insurance contracts to be written in plain English. |
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| The judge said the closings would violate existing labor contracts, and that the city's budget cutting plans would have to go to arbitration. |
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| In some cases contracts have had to be respecified, in other instances certain types of operation have been cancelled. |
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| A lot of the paint comes in full tins, left over from industrial contracts. |
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| Social contracts are also sealed using buffaloes as guarantees or sureties. |
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| Thus leases and liens may be protected by notice, as well as rights such as equitable mortgages, estate contracts and restrictive covenants. |
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| Finally, the company was most concerned about losses it anticipated as a result of the termination of contracts as the war ran down. |
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| Daria contracts a serious illness that results in her losing certain functions. |
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| They were given up to seven or eight thousand pounds a week and three-year contracts. |
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| The King brothers also structured their initial contracts so clients would pay a retainer. |
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| There has been a flood of interest by private businesses in tendering for public sector contracts. |
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| An economy based on contracts requires a dependable legal framework, and a society based on free contracts must to that extent be a free society. |
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| The marginal costs of long-term wage contracts increase with variability in aggregate demand. |
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| The act applies retrospectively to contracts entered into before the act was passed. |
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| Hastie was previously reluctant to reveal details of the contracts until he was sure the company had a secure future. |
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| Also we have to sign contracts costing R150, and we never see a copy with the revenue stamps that are supposed to be attached and cancelled. |
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| I let contracts for the manufacture of parts, assembled the sets in my apartment, and sold them however I could. |
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| The changes and delays in fund-raising and letting contracts pushed the opening to this summer. |
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| These were then packaged into the contracts that would be let to the section design consultants. |
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| Similarly, letters of comfort may be either binding contracts or informal and uncertain assurances resting entirely upon business goodwill. |
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| Just as they prepare to rocket ahead in the rankings, the coach is shocked to discover his boys have failed to live up to their contracts. |
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| You were actually in contest with your governor, in point of fact, over the awarding of contracts to foreign-based companies. |
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| These temporary workers have to sign contracts not to indulge in any anti-government activities nor join any trade unions. |
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| We were not asked or given the choice about any of the changes to our contracts of employment. |
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| When the left ventricle contracts, it sends blood into the largest artery, the aorta. |
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| No apology for failure to deliver on costly contracts or to adopt more flexible and consumer-friendly policies. |
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| Work on restoring the building will start early next year after contracts have been signed and detailed plans have been drawn-up. |
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| The players are signed to long term contracts, and if US interests want the player, they have to pay his team for his services. |
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| Over the past three or four months I signed the best players at Barnet on new two year contracts and they are beyond Brentford's price range. |
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| Two years ago, 860 foreign-born players were signed to professional contracts by major league clubs. |
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| Whether there were any sweetheart contracts he might have signed off on, as some reports suggest, remains to be seen. |
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| If Romanov is serious, he should let Robertson identify the players he wants to keep at the club and sign them up on new contracts. |
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| Employees usually taken on as temporaries to help with busy periods will be given permanent contracts. |
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| Extant contracts do not give information about the profile of the roadbed except that it was not to be below the level of the adjacent ground. |
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| The signing of contracts will take place in August and development will proceed immediately. |
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| State contracts should be awarded to bidders who offer the best value for money. |
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| The main increase in temp work has been in fixed-term contracts, which form about half of all temporary employment and agency temping. |
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| It had no contracts with any major sports league and was trying to survive telecasting all types of minor league athletic events. |
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| They now have to carry the value of their derivative contracts on the balance sheet. |
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| The owners are demanding the lengthening of rookie contracts, which lock players into a preset wage scale, from the present three-year agreement to five years. |
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| Laws that interfere with contracts simply assign and reassign risk. |
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| Most tricks in game contracts are won by trumps or side suit kings. |
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| The latter date also applies to contracts between covered entities and their business partners that fall within HIPAA's definition of a business associate. |
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| Many out athletes found their voices silenced by coercion contracts many of their home countries gave them. |
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| Air is squeezed out of the ballonets as the gas expands with increasing altitude and forced back in again as the helium contracts when the airship descends. |
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| The payment of kickbacks to mid-level and senior bureaucrats is necessary for firms to win government procurement contracts in many parts of the world. |
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| He also said he would renegotiate contracts with unions and state employees, freeze spending on state contracts and travel and oversee a budget audit. |
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| Western democrats became hypocrites in the face of consultancy contracts or low-cost oil and gas. |
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| They simply acted as if they were validly appointed receivers dismissing employees, terminating contracts, disposing of assets and settling claims. |
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| The price was high because 60 to 70 percent of the oil contracts in the futures market were held by speculators. |
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| Because tribalism creeps in through the way we make appointments to public offices, offer scholarships to students, grant quotas, concessions and contracts to individuals. |
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| It's too shrewd by half for you to now say no contracts were signed. |
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| Reflecting on the time of my involvement there were some key decisions on player contracts in 1999 that we know now were mistakes, but it's easy to be wise after the event. |
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| She said the company had subsequently done an urgent review of the stores involved and then decided it did not wish to renew the Post Office contracts. |
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| It is hoped that the bulk of the cuts will be reached through natural wastage, voluntary redundancies and outsourcing of contracts for activities like cleaning and catering. |
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| For this reason, most outsourcing contracts are renewable at regular intervals to take into account potential changes in the business environment. |
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| Teamsters thugs used violence and red-baiting to intimidate Mexican migrant workers fighting for better conditions, while the union signed several pro-company contracts. |
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| This gives suppliers a constant means to evaluate their own performance against that of rivals, and a tool to use when contracts come up for renewal. |
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| Since then, other building trades, such as the cement masons and bricklayers, have conceded similar changes in their labor contracts with the city. |
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| The proposed cuts would reduce paychecks of 24,000 city workers with full-time contracts by 200 euro a month. |
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| He contracts Kharga Fever, which renders him delirious and causes him gradually to lose his eyesight. |
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| The flakiest clients are the most apt to bail out of a project, and so are the ones for whom we most need a written termination clause in our contracts. |
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| These contracts are transactional contracts, meaning they are amendable based on changes in program participation. |
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| Another change concerns a provision stipulating that failure to meet contractual obligations for two consecutive years will result in termination of the contracts. |
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| The charging-order protection is critical for businesses with valuable assets, such as real estate, significant accounts receivable, contracts or intellectual property. |
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| That then forms the basis of multiple lending contracts, from derivatives to mortgage rates. |
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| It looks like Amazon is on track to get additional Pentagon contracts as well. |
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| Furthermore, marriage contracts show that mothers contributed regularly to their daughters' dowries with amounts that were even superior to what they left to cadets by will. |
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| When oil demand and price slid in 1998, oil companies cut expenditures for exploration and production-and canceled drilling contracts, consensually or litigiously. |
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| This executive order would get the attention of major corporations, most of which receive federal contracts. |
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| The company is tendering for a number of large government contracts. |
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| Our research reveals a growing prevalence of precarious working conditions, zero-hours and temporary contracts, underemployment, and very low wages. |
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| Under the new contracts for teachers, they will be entitled to time away from pupils while support staff take on tasks such as collecting dinner money and chasing absentees. |
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| Roger Williams lured them with private plane rides, generous consulting contracts and even cash, interviews and records show. |
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| Detectives are investigating a senior figure at the Council following claims that the official received backhanders from companies which operated local council contracts. |
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| This merely reformulates the problem, however, since the difficulty then is to distinguish between contracts of service and contracts for services. |
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| Finding new ways to reach good decisions quickly is the key to making the selling of protection contracts once more universally attractive to mortgage advisers. |
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| Reservists have been extended beyond the terms of their contracts, regulars are meeting themselves coming and going, and the military cupboard is bare. |
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| A union statement said business conglomerates were threatening the livelihood of casual workers by mass lay-offs and unilateral termination of contracts. |
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| Each tabbed section contains a folder where brides-to-be can store wedding information, from vendor contracts to gown clippings, menu ideas to honeymoon brochures. |
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| The huge blow has affected 870 staff, who have the choice to re-sign contracts agreeing to the cuts within 90 days or face unemployment by the end of the year. |
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| Most of them involve teams re-signing players to one-year contracts. |
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| Two six month contracts are being offered to those who feel they have what it takes to explain highs, lows, mid-Atlantic depressions and incoming warm fronts. |
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| They say all's fair in love and war, but what about contracts? |
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| But then in Washington's last two big trades, the team exchanged young all-stars Chris Webber and Rasheed Wallace for aging journeymen with huge guaranteed contracts. |
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| For many workers, their time in Singapore involves an intricate web of deals, kickbacks, dodgy contracts, exploitation and abuse. |
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| The also doled out millions in no-bid contracts to her friends and husband. |
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| If the contractor is performing well, the agency can use its manpower more efficiently on other acquisitions rather than relet the contracts because the minimum time is up. |
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| Richard, who comes from a Cornish farming family, qualified as a solicitor in 1999 and has experience in property and lettings, farm restructuring and commercial contracts. |
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| While running for mayor in 1999 he told an Inquirer reporter that folks who scrawl their signature on checks to his campaign would be favored for city contracts. |
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| Treasury has said the selection process is competitive enough and the contracts are handled responsibly. |
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| They also discussed the possibilities of enlarging the energy contracts for Russian oil companies. |
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| She explored the notions of purity and virginity and how they are enmeshed with contracts, property and individual rights. |
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| There was more money in the game thanks to lucrative television contracts. |
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| We laid it on the line to the players just what our expectations were, and offered to release anyone from their contracts who didn't buy into our vision. |
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| When first enacted in 1677, the Statute of Frauds applied to six types of contracts. |
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| The liquid expands and contracts with changes in temperature. |
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| Groups of teens singing a cappella on street corners got recording contracts. |
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| It is unclear whether or not a purchaser upon exchange of contracts will be regarded as guilty of postponing conduct if failing to caveat. |
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| The whole world's frame, which is contexted only by commerce and contracts. |
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| These companies are simply paper companies... they farm out the contracts to the real builders. |
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| Ecclesiastical courts had exclusive jurisdiction over matters such as marriage, contracts made on oath, inheritance and legitimacy. |
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| Many others work for government contractors, including defense and security firms, which hold more than 15,000 federal contracts. |
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| New forms of commercial contracts emerged, allowing risk to be shared among merchants. |
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| Contracts to supply a given country's military are awarded by governments, making arms contracts of substantial political importance. |
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| Various corporations, some publicly held, others private, bid for these contracts, which are often worth many billions of dollars. |
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| Please note that rankings for exporters below a billion dollars are less meaningful, as they can be swayed by single contracts. |
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| In the 19th century, exchanges were opened to trade forward contracts on commodities. |
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| In 2010 and 2012 SSTL was awarded contracts to supply 22 navigation payloads for Europe's Galileo space navigation system. |
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| Boulton was awarded additional contracts in 1799 and 1806, each for the lower three copper denominations. |
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| After incurring large losses and being unable to renegotiate the franchise contracts, the operations were handed back to the State Government. |
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| In May 2013 VT Transman began operating two bus contracts in Budapest for eight years. |
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| Established authors may be represented by a literary agent to market their work to publishers and negotiate contracts. |
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| As the meat contracts in the heat, the filler expands and absorbs moisture and fat from the meat. |
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| They had no legal capacity and were not able to make contracts, even though they were not slaves. |
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| Orchestras also hire musicians on contracts, ranging in length from a single concert to a full season or more. |
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| The papers of Vivien Leigh, including letters, photographs, contracts and diaries, are owned by her daughter, Mrs. |
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| It was such a splendid opportunity, anyhow, for breaking contracts, cutting salaries, and taming the stars. |
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| It now has a commercial rival called TalkSport, but this has not acquired anywhere near as many exclusive contracts as Sky Sports. |
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| Each club is a shareholder, with one vote each on issues such as rule changes and contracts. |
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| This would eventually lead to the ECB taking over the MCC as the governing body of England and the implementation of central contracts. |
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| Other players who play enough games during the year can also gain Incremental contracts. |
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| Toone and Hawke worked together to improve the terms and conditions of professional players' contracts. |
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| After a poor dip in form Ken Davy decided it was time for change and terminated the contracts of coach Nathan Brown and captain Kevin Brown. |
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| Mansell's return was helped by Bernie Ecclestone helping unravel his contracts in the United States. |
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| In 1920, Louis signed one of its first distribution contracts with Gustave Gueudet, an entrepreneur from northern France. |
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| In practice, instances of summary justice and annulment of oaths and contracts involving pirates do not appear to have been common. |
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| These contracts allowed an income option to the inhabitants of these colonies that were not related to the Spanish conquistadores. |
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| In 1712, Walpole was accused of venality and corruption in the matter of two forage contracts for Scotland. |
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| The government's Stores Policy required that bids on railway contracts be made to the India Office in London, shutting out most Indian firms. |
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| These reporters signed contracts with the military that limited what they were allowed to report on. |
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| Such loans were covered by very detailed contracts, and swapped for more expensive loan products on the day of closing. |
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| Work to upgrade the mountain track started in November 2015 after two contracts were awarded to McGowan Ltd. |
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| It can relate to all aspects of civil law, including property rights, contracts or public law. |
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| Some people on zero hour contracts do not want or are not available to work more hours, therefore they cannot be considered to be underemployed. |
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| In the European Union, there is no specific legislation governing contracts between issuers and credit rating agencies. |
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| The two contracts prove that there was in fact a relationship between the defendants and DP World. |
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| That direction must be consistent with the regulatory jurisdiction of the ORR, and with the requirements of its contracts. |
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| Royal Dutch Company ranked 79th among United States corporations in the value of World War II military production contracts. |
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| Waugh's physical and mental deterioration prevented any work on these projects, and the contracts were cancelled. |
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| Television contracts, sponsorship, match venues and other logistical problems are addressed. |
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| In addition, the provinces are not allowed to renew or enter into new contracts that fail to meet these rules. |
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| Finnish law forces all workers to obey the national contracts that are drafted every few years for each profession and seniority level. |
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| The species occasionally, but rarely contracts Pasteurellosis, hemorrhagic septicemia, tularemia and anthrax. |
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| Interesting, it covers the ways that sureties were appointed to their duties, and hence it is informative on the way contracts were created. |
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| A two part text, On the Binding of Contracts, deals with when contracts are binding and when they are not. |
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| If he is already a leading player, he will probably receive large bonuses from his sponsors and may be able to negotiate better contracts. |
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| The firm has made provisions for losses in its Braintree and Cornwall contracts, which were cancelled early. |
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| The contracts restrict the number of domestic matches the player can play each season while guaranteeing their availability for Wales. |
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| Each of The Iveys' members were also signed to Apple Corps' publishing contracts. |
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| Since 2011, a number of commercial companies have received exploration contracts. |
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| Winnipeg contracts out several services to private companies, including garbage and recycling collection and street plowing and snow removal. |
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| A campaign has been initiated by United Students Against Sweatshops calling for universities to cut contracts with Adidas. |
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| During exercise, the abdominal wall contracts, increasing pressure on the diaphragm, which forces air out quicker and more forcefully. |
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| The literacy even of aristocrats has sometimes been restricted to deeds and contracts. |
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| After 1640, planters started to ignore the expiration of indentured contracts and kept their servants as slaves for life. |
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| Tens of thousands more employees work for contractors who have federal contracts, including those with the military. |
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| Some ignored the expiration of servants' indentured contracts and tried to keep them as lifelong workers. |
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| Maize is bought and sold by investors and price speculators as a tradable commodity using corn futures contracts. |
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| The Bureau provided food, housing, clothing, medical care, church services, some schooling, legal support, and arranged for labor contracts. |
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| Records show that he enrolled recognizances and contracts, and also issued writs commanding a sheriff to enforce them. |
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| Admiralty courts, also known as maritime courts, are courts exercising jurisdiction over all maritime contracts, torts, injuries, and offenses. |
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| The Code Commercial was issued in 1807, where lex mercatoria rules were preserved to govern formation, performance and termination of contracts. |
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| The premise is that only parties to contracts should be able to sue to enforce their rights or claim damages as such. |
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| Parties are permitted to agree to arbitrate disputes arising from their contracts. |
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| Some types of contracts may require formalities, such as a memorialization in writing. |
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| Less common are unilateral contracts in which one party makes a promise, but the other side does not promise anything. |
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| Parties may do this for tax purposes, attempting to disguise gift transactions as contracts. |
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| However, a court will attempt to give effect to commercial contracts where possible, by construing a reasonable construction of the contract. |
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| Most English contracts do not need any good faith, provided that the law is met. |
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| Many contracts provide that all disputes arising thereunder will be resolved by arbitration, rather than litigated in courts. |
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| Many contracts contain a forum selection clause setting out where disputes in relation to the contract should be litigated. |
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| Constitution contains a Contract Clause, but this has been interpreted as only restricting the retroactive impairment of contracts. |
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| One of the most important questions asked in contract theory is why contracts are enforced. |
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| Circumstances such as those involving professional negligence may involve both torts and contracts. |
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| These agents enter into contracts on behalf of the company with third parties. |
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| The Rome I Regulation constrains the choice of law for special types of contracts. |
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| The most important rules for companies, mostly closing contracts with consumers, are listed in Art. |
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| Further suppose that A pays the money but B discovers that, pursuant to legislation, contracts for such services are void unless in writing. |
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| Most of the English colonists arrived as indentured servants, under contracts to work as laborers for a fixed period to pay for their passage. |
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| According to the World Bank's 2016 Ease of Doing Business Index, Bangladesh ranks 189th in enforcing contracts. |
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| Legal precedents in torts and contracts were borrowed from England, and certain legal areas were codified in order to assure legal certainty. |
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| During the 1960s there was a rush to codify much of the Common Law in areas of contracts and torts. |
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| Other goals of the UCC were to modernize contract law and to allow for exceptions from the common law in contracts between merchants. |
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| Security interests in real property include mortgages, deeds of trusts, and installment land contracts. |
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| The book is about common law in the United States, including torts, property, contracts, and crime. |
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