You just cannot give benefits to groups who, strictly speaking, didn't have a contractual employment history with the league and then turn around and hose guys who did have legitimate working relationships with this employer.
In most societies in the past, said Stephanie Coontz, the author of "Marriage, a History," they symbolized a contractual commitment between families to seal an alliance.
Previous contractual arrangements with institutions such as universities, natural history museums, zoos, or specialized commercial services could dispel most relevant problems, including funding, and maintain program continuity.
With founding drummer Bill Ward sidelined due to a contractual dispute, his former bandmates represented their 47-year history through a setlist that combined signature songs from their first four albums with a few rarities and even something new.
The Inquirer, which has cycled through five owners in the last seven years as its value fell to $55 million in 2012, from $515 million in 2006, is now a game piece in contractual litigation between battling parties who have ample resources and no history of backing down.
One important consideration was selecting service organizations with a longstanding history of successful collaboration with the state HIV/AIDS program or organizations that had an existing contractual relationship with the state HIV/AIDS program.
Jurisdiction is further complicated by the history of uranium mining where, for much of the time all mining was conducted by private entities under contractual relationships with the US government to obtain ore for military purposes.
"But not contractual ones".
Is it a contractual requirement?
