Sentence examples for an explicit contract from inspiring English sources

Individuals frequently transfer commodities without an explicit contract or an implicit enforcement mechanism.

Each of these data exchanges will involve an explicit contract — in digital certificate form — between the individual and the company in question.

They argue that by moving marriage from an implicit status based, patriarchal arrangement to an explicit contract, women's freedom and equality would be enhanced (Weitzman 1985).

I paraphrase Virginia Postrel: In the absence of an explicit contract, expecting to be able to exercise veto power over another's migration decisions because you feel like you have a right to a particular set of cultural amenities is an ethical and economic non-starter.

"There needs to be an explicit social contract between the engineers and society to create not just jobs but better jobs," said Jaron Lanier, a computer scientist and author of "You are not a Gadget: A Manifesto".

When managers are sufficiently guided by social preferences, incentive provision through an organizational mode based on informal implicit contracts may provide a cost-effective alternative to a more formal mode based on explicit contracts and active monitoring.

In this relationship, there is an explicit or implicit contract between the parties, and as in any contract, principals use incentives to guide or to motivate the agent's actions towards agreed desired outcomes.

If the defender of special obligations is attempting to accommodate commonsense morality, then she will have done so to a very limited extent if she allows only those special obligations that are acquired through explicit contracts or promises.

Or that you sign explicit contracts with tier-2 and tier-3 manufacturers and suppliers (since as a startup you're unlikely to get the attention or proper deal terms from a tier 1 like Foxconn), only to have them cut corners on quality and agreed-upon specifications as they try to eke out additional pennies of their own margin.

The virtual agglomeration of e-business is based on information and communication technology, which takes the enterprises and specific areas in the network as the "core" of competitive advantage, and is integrated across geographical space through implicit or explicit contracts [4].

This study sought to understand the motives of the relevant actors in order to identify and analyze the incentives present in implicit and explicit contracts.