Sentence examples for contract regulating from inspiring English sources

1. HCB and Escom shall enter into a supply contract regulating the supply of power to Escom for use in the People's Republic of Mozambique and the Republic of South Africa and the said contract shall enter into force upon the same date as does this Agreement.

Before recruitment of a CHC nurse to the PRIMROSE trial, a contract regulating mutual responsibilities was signed between the administrative head of the CHC in question and the principal investigator (FR).

"Autostrade per l'Italia was not able to fulfill its obligations under the contract regulating management of this infrastructure," Danilo Toninelli said on RAI 1 state TV, adding that he would also seek to levy heavy fines against the company.

Q: Calcium helps: build strong teeth and bones, muscles relax and contract, regulate the heartbeat, clot the blood, all of these.

The paper proposes a novel model checking-based approach towards verifying the compliance of intelligent agent-based web services with contracts regulating their compositions specified in the Business Process Execution Language (BPEL).

For instance, Google has advertising contracts with its vendors, and Visa has contracts regulating use of its payment systems.

They make most of the important decisions about education, healthcare and local infrastructure; they dole out jobs and contracts, regulate entertainment, and negotiate the transport routes that are all-important in an island nation.

On June 23, the top U.S. securities watchdog adopted rules designed to increase disclosure of investment advisory contracts, regulate short sales and strengthen fund governance.

Contracts regulate a "collective organizational structure," "joint projects," "integrated quality assurance," "support by the Federal Ministry of Education," and "long-term financial funding of the medical schools [ 12- 14].

This has implications for those managing, contracting and regulating hospital services.

Contract law regulates third party claims against contract parties with the third party beneficiary doctrine, which directs courts to ask whether the contracting parties "intended" to benefit a particular third party.