Or, to quote Newt Gingrich, for whom a balanced budget was the core of the Republicans' "Contract with America", it is "a great victory for all Americans".Apparently so.
Far from being frills, these benefits and duties go to the very core of the marriage contract; no church or employer or "commitment ceremony" can bestow them at one blow.
At the core of the marriage contract is tamkin, or the wife's submission, defined as an unhampered sexual availability that is regarded as a man's right and as a woman's duty.
Article 1133 of the previous civil code (1928) stated "a man can divorce his wife whenever he wishes to do so". At the core of the marriage contract is tamkin, or the wife's submission, defined as an unhampered sexual availability that is regarded as a man's right and as a woman's duty.
However, because she herself gave CRS and CRC little attention and because these teams were ignored in assembling the core of the privately contracted teams sent to Afghanistan, Congress is planning to slash these budgets by about 50% in 2011.
Such changes would have to include not only the provision forbidding Klein to use test scores to evaluate teachers (which Weisberg is most focussed on) but also provisions, such as those mandating teacher tenure, that are at the core of the teachers'-union contract.
When taking the concept of time into consideration in individual cases, we further find that the different time periods have different significance and social time becomes the core of the whole relational contract.
Core provisions of the APMS contract were set centrally and were very similar to other forms of primary care contracts; however PCTs retained some ability to address local needs.
But since the U.S. has thousands of banks, a significant number of contracts expire each year and banks typically begin reviewing their core provider several years ahead of the contract termination to look at alternatives, like Finxact.
