Ms. Baker and Mr. Levine declined to talk about the contractual terms of their departure, citing their confidentiality agreements.
Be particularly wary of contractual terms that: For your addendum to be enforceable, it must comply with the terms of the existing contract.
These vendors are under strict contractual terms that provide for the highest level of confidentiality, data security, and user privacy.
The company's CTO told BuzzFeed News that "the limited information shared with these platforms is done under strict contractual terms that provide for the highest level of confidentiality, data security, and user privacy".
Grindr has claimed HIV status data is being shared only for testing and platform optimization purposes — and that the third parties in question are "under strict contractual terms that provide for the highest level of confidentiality, data security, and user privacy".
It was increasingly used in commercial banking transactions because its relative stability rendered it more suitable than a national currency for fixing contractual terms.
But the report's conclusion is disputed by some recent academic research, which suggests that storage rates and contractual terms covering the delivery arrangements for wheat are more likely the root causes of these distortions in the futures market.
"We're applying all the contractual terms, and those include deductions for non-availability [of the schools]." With the council now preparing for a major compensation claim against the PFI firm involved, the Guardian has established that the true lifetime cost of the contract will reach £529m in cash terms by 2032 – nearly 50% more than the original, publiclydeclared costing of £360m.
In many cases contractual terms are primarily self-serving for the private actor, thus by-passing and undermining the NPM motivating principals of greater efficiency (Hood 1998; Painter 2001).
The NIHR holds both universities and NHS organisations accountable for this funding through contractual terms.
