Prenuptials, agreements signed between a man and a woman prior to the marriage to clearly define terms of settlement should a divorce occur, are designed to alleviate some, if not all, of the financial and emotional suffering.
Blockchain technology will avoid such scenarios as it would allow you to negotiate smart contacts with suppliers that clearly define terms, conditions and the mode of functioning between the two parties, while further mandating the sensorization of all goods to generate critical information on the state of goods and the time of delivery.
But let's cut the fear-mongering and define our terms clearly.
Tense and lax are less clearly defined terms.
Later measures of Reventlow led to clearly defined terms of peasant service on the large estates.
The government accepted just three of the committee's 42 recommendations for change, including one that suggested it stop using the term "fake news", in favour of more clearly defined terms including "disinformation" and "misinformation".
Meanwhile, a total of 1,682 firms have also put their names to the government-backed Prompt Payment Code, a voluntary initiative managed by the Institute of Credit Management that commits companies to pay "within clearly defined terms".
She said she would not support "a return to the Wild West where companies use deception to pick off every consumer they can get in their sights," but instead a market in which consumers can make well-informed choices among products with clearly defined terms.
In summary, short-recall SR are preferred and more emphasis should be put on the way the items and terms in the SR are phrased: e.g. clearly defining terms such as "slight crash", "near crash", "quality of driving style" and so on.
Students were asked for clearly defined terms instead of lengthy analyses.
The program has a health research mission statement, clearly defined terms of reference and an organizational structure.
