SAUCKEL: I cannot tell you exactly from memory how many Dutch workers were employed on the basis of contracts with them and on the basis of these laws.
This is common theme that binds together writings as diverse as Durkheim's analysis of the normative basis of contracts [ 5], Polanyi's 'double movement' whereby swings towards unrestrained markets spark corrective attempts to re-build social cohesion, and Granovetter's work on the 'smoothing role of social relations in the market' [ 7][p.501].
Customers can choose a VER plan and sign a contract with the VER. Consumption costs are then calculated on the basis of this contract for the duration of the contract period.
However, I want to emphasize the fact now that we are — when I say "we," Columbia Pictures and Screen Gems — have licensed this picture in about a hundred different situations for television exhibition on the basis of the contract right which was included in the original contract which was entered into between Carlyle Productions, Incorporated, and Columbia Pictures.
I agree with the propositions of Mr. Paull that it was no part of the contract, and it cannot be taken to have been the basis of the contract, that the laundry would be unable to work if there was a delay in the delivery of the boiler, or that the laundry was extending its business, or that it had any special contracts which they could fulfil only by getting delivery of this boiler.
To sum up, the basis of the contract is that there would be a procession; that is to say it is a contract based upon a certain thing coming into existence: there is a condition precedent that there shall be a procession.
"Will there be WMDs in Iraq?" was the basis of one contract.
The findings help HT companies to setting up the basis of a contract to coordinate joint innovation projects within SCs.
