Sentence examples for contracting structure from inspiring English sources

Mr. Borgia, of the Illinois Wind Energy Association, said the Illinois Power Agency's contracting structure was created to protect ratepayers in the bulk purchase of electricity from all sources, not to deal specifically with renewable energy or to facilitate new wind development.

Both the inlet manifold channel and the inlet plenum were modified with tapered contracting structure to mitigate flow maldistribution inside the SSHS.

We derive optimal linear contracting structures under information asymmetry between the firms and management, and analyze their impact on capacity decisions, service levels, service volumes, and the allocations of costs.

The following four experiments were added: ArhGAP44 is recruited to contracting structures: We added a synthetic approach that we developed earlier, where we used a small molecule to rapidly recruit a Rac GEF to the PM and activate Rac in order to increase actin polymerization.

One of the key paragraphs in it stated: "The contract structure does not allow the presentation of an indisputable quantified assessment of the value for money".

The contract structure could change from the payment of royalties to one in which the league acquires part-ownership of a new Reebok division that will manufacture and sell only N.F.L. products.

It remains to be seen whether this new contract structure is a holding pattern, however, with Strauss essentially reworking a budget that remains pegged to current broadcast rights, which run until the end of the 2019 home season.

The second factor is completing the details of the new 16-team league, including the alignment of the divisions and how Texas Longhorn Networkk would fold into the Pac-12's television contract structure.

"It's a bit of a legacy we have to deal with as agents always seem to know what every player is earning and what every contract structure is," he added.

Andrew Strauss, the director of England cricket, will on Wednesday announce the most significant overhaul of the central contract structure since its inception with the introduction of new "white-ball" deals that, in some cases, could triple the amount of money paid to limited-overs specialists.

Add in the largely cost-plus contract structure, and savings tend not to accrue.