A contract framed in terms of losing $4,000 produced a greater urgency to improve.Should this be translated into state policy?
The legislation is silent on the historical matter of how the second amendment was regarded a century and a half ago; the emphasis, despite this disingenuous social-contract framing, is on how Kansans view that right in 2013.
The contract is framed as a two year deal with two three-year options and a final one for two years.
Have your wedding license or contract document framed.
Fear seems to be accompanied by contraction, and it is pretty hard to discover choices or opportunity while in a contracted frame of mind.
Framing the coming contract negotiations with the N.B.A. as a brawl, Billy Hunter, the executive director of the players association, described Friday's meeting with owners as "the first round in a 15-round fight".
It compares farmers' willingness to participate in two contracts, one being framed as part of a biodiversity offset program, the other one as part of a biodiversity conservation program.
In any event, Shanks is suing the Wexners in U.S. District Court in eastern Pennsylvania for breach of contract, seeking $339,900, including the costs of framing and shipping.
The accusation by Philip Hammond, the transport secretary – justifying the failure to give the big Thameslink contract to Bombardier by suggesting it was the Labour government's fault for the way it framed the contract – is narrow political posturing of the worst kind.
As an exhibit, he put the iPad on a pedestal, tacked up his uniform and badges, and framed his contract.
