"They noted that the Trust had no role in the approval process but were being given this material for information and to provide assurance that payments to Mark Byford and Sharon Baylay were to be made on the basis of contractual terms.
The required data of DS procedures were available on the basis of contractual cooperation between the NHIC and the Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic, while the subject of our analysis involves data for 2012.
For public and private research funding, universities and NHS trusts are accountable to medical research charities, industry, and other funders on the basis of contractual obligations.
"When an advertiser is the data controller (e.g. data file custom audiences), they must ensure compliance with applicable law, including ensuring a relevant legal basis (for example, consent, contractual necessity or legitimate interests)," Facebook writes here, in minimalist prose.
Grossly underplayed in recent coverage about the United States pension problem ("The Problem With Pensions," editorial, Dec. 25) is the contractual basis for what is now deemed a "problem".
You're not going to establish a lot of trust, but you might be able to establish a contractual basis for going forward.
"The [German] federal government, as a close ally and partner of the USA, expects in the future a clear contractual basis for the activity of the services and their cooperation," Merkel told Obama.
Contract theory provides a rich research basis for selecting an appropriate contractual form, with an emphasis on the effects of uncertainty and asymmetric information.
(Buying clubs are private businesses that deliver milk from raw dairies on a contractual basis for consumers).
