Taylor said these were carefully defined contracts that respected user privacy.
One standard answer to the problem of incomplete information is to write loosely defined contracts that allow flexible adjustment over time as new information is revealed.
Concerns have already been expressed that the locally defined contracts could lead to unacceptable variations in the contractual obligations, remuneration and support [ 11].
The transition to sedentary living in the Natufian would entail the exploitation of a defined and contracted territory around the site.
And that the intermediary roles that lawyers play in defining contracts, and figuring them out, and writing contracts may be up in the air.
It is crucial to take these specificities into account in addition to APRDRGs in the hospital financing system, and define contracts with hospitals in order to avoid adverse selection and decreases in quality of care for geriatric patients.
The OBA implementation process was designed in phases providing an opportunity for learning and adapting the lessons to local settings; the design consisted of five components: a defined benefit package, contracting and quality assurance; marketing and distribution of vouchers and claims processing and reimbursement.
Without a written, signed employment contract for a defined period of time, the executive is left hanging in the wind.
An auditing firm that knew that its contract had a defined time horizon -- say, five years -- would have far less incentive to compromise its standards to accommodate a management whose accounting practices were questionably aggressive or problematic.
The basic health unit contracted personnel for a defined period of time (usually three months) through renewable contracts.
Second, a welfare analysis is conducted to examine whether a consumer with power utility experiences utility gains if she chooses a defined benefit plan or a life annuity contract over a defined contribution plan.
