Sentence examples for context of contract from inspiring English sources

In the context of contract theory Mirrlees (1975) has noted that necessary conditions for a contract to solve the first-order program are not even necessary conditions for the valid program.

Yet it is not always clear how sensitive these results are to the institutional context of contracting, and the overall evidence base remains relatively thin.

In the context of contracts for agri-environmental policy, Latacz-Lohman and Schillizi (2005) suggest that auctions work best "when the number of bidders is high, contracts are homogeneous and landholders are heterogeneous in their compliance costs".

EE's decision on Friday is surprising in the context of a contract that has more than a year to run".

"EE's decision on Friday is surprising in the context of a contract that has more than a year to run and leaves the board with no alternative but to seek the administrator's protection in the interests of all its stakeholders".

This paper was prepared in the context of the Contract no.

This paper was prepared in the context of the Contract n. 31502, Administrative Arrangement 070307/2009/539525/AA/C5 between JRC and DG CLIMA.

Marsh told BBC Sport: "You have to look at the context of the contract that he will sign.

He added: "We are currently negotiating with industry to seek to secure proper alignment between industry and the MoD over the balance of the project and so bring the costs under control, but we are doing so within the context of a contract that gives us very little negotiating leverage.

The ruling also has implications for S-4, the Digital Privacy Act, which will expand Section 7 of PIPEDA the section that the Supreme Court pulled apart today in allowing corporations to share users' personal data in the context of a contract breach.

Another possible explanation lies within the context of wage contracts.