"contract implications" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the consequences or effects that a contract may have on the parties involved. For example: The company's legal team carefully reviewed the contract implications before signing the agreement. The contract implications of the merger were discussed during the board meeting. The lawyer advised his client to fully understand the contract implications before entering into the agreement.
– Tax (and contract) implications are still a muddle, he does not see that area being sorted out within 3 years at earliest.
Glithero et al. [30] give a more detailed overview of the methodology employed; in brief a survey was undertaken in England on arable farm types (Cereals, General Cropping, Mixed) which gathered information on straw use, straw volumes baled, crop cultivations, cereal variety choice, straw incorporation, contract implications of bioethanol feedstock production and dedicated bioenergy crops.
Our hope in developing the repository was to demonstrate that contract disclosure is feasible and valuable for instance, helping to increase understanding of contracts' implications, to improve accountability, and to support better negotiating and monitoring.
Contracts in marriage and childbearing involve potentially long-term contracts, with implications that are not easily known in advance.
They dealt with federal highway funding, non-union companies coming in from out of state on big contracts, the implications of the Free Trade Area of the Americas agreement.
Bob Smith, chief innovation officer at Honeywell, said a split contract could have implications in determining which model plane each contractor ultimately presents.
Bob Smith, chief innovation officer at Honeywell, said a split contract could have implications in determining which model plane each prime contractor ultimately presented.
In the letter, Dr Clifford Mann, president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine said the contract proposals had implications for "the future of medicine and patient care as a whole".
But equally we would be... assisting you - be it financially or whatever". He added that the contract would have implications if she were ever arrested.
The now infamous Project Maven was a smaller, more specific contract with direct implications for the military's use of drones, while JEDI is broader and bigger, seeking a vendor to provide cloud services for all branches of the military.
We consider ways in which identities of inclusion and exclusion are generated through this contract and related implications for conceptualizing and promoting inclusive health care in a post-conflict setting.
