Insurers must maintain a sufficiently respectable reputation to collect premiums from policyholders and must abide by contracts.
All I'm asking is for them to abide by the contract".
As such, RBC failed to abide by the contract with the school districts requiring "complete expense and fee transparency and disclosure," Stifel said.
Countries that want cheaper financing can sell debt under foreign law, which requires them to abide by the contract's original terms.
Earlier this month, a British judge ruled on a different set of letters, holding that the World Wrestling Federation must abide by a contract in which it promised to cede most uses of the initials W.W.F. to the World Wildlife Fund.
Examples of problems alleged by the union include failure to abide by the contract, lack of collaboration, an incomplete safety plan and the use of resources for new programs while "failing to supply necessary basic classroom supplies".
All parties should do everything they can to abide by the contract's requirements.
Before hiring any of the well-known actors, the production company had to agree to abide by guild contracts, which increased the cost of production.
For example, in 2002, a specific policy was introduced to provide in-service training to physicians working in underserved areas; however, some of the recipient states were not able to provide competent training services and physicians did not abide by the contracts.
But Marcia Rowe-Riddick, the company's executive director, said the company abided by its contract and worked closely with Children's Services.
HBO had been insisting that Mr. Gandolfini drop his lawsuit with no recourse to refile it, as well as sign a letter affirming that he would abide by his previous contract, before it would drop its lawsuit against him.
