In 2007, after 33 months of construction defined by the contracts, the motorway was completed along its entire length, except for a short segment near Krapina which, as of July 2011, is still a single-carriageway road.
Right now, the number doesn't mean anything until it's defined by the player's contract".
In subsection (a), the words "reconstruction", "in furtherance of the purposes", "by applicants", "procedures as defined by the Secretary", "of the contracting parties", and "the operations or activities under" are omitted as surplus.
"When our value as human beings is defined by the value of our contracts, the inevitable result is that we find ourselves incarcerated inside the gilded cage of capitalism.
This agreement (often referred to as the "contract") is defined by the service interface, and noncompliance results in an inability to process a request and possibly a fault message returned to consumers.
Its pre-emption finding was based on the fact that "the right asserted not only derives from the contract, but is defined by the contractual obligation of good faith, [so that] any attempt to assess liability here inevitably will involve contract interpretation". Id., at 218.
As defined by contract, the bowl matches the champion of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) against an at-large pick chosen by a special committee.
The profit maximizing level of output, (tilde {{q}}(gamma)), produced by the farmer ℓ at price p under the basic contract is defined by the condition (widetilde {MC} (tilde {{q}}(gamma),gamma) = p).
Our analysis focuses on US production contracts as defined by the National Agricultural Statistics Service (2014) for the Census of Agriculture: ones which set "terms, conditions, and fees to be paid by the contractor to the operation for the production of crops, livestock, or poultry".
