TECH enterprises this small often depend on contracts with one or two companies for most of their revenue.
It is even doubtful to what extent think tanks can determine their own research agendas, which often depend on contracts and funding opportunities.
Latch's SaaS pricing varies, depending on contract length and features, but co-founder and CEO Luke Schoenfelder says it works out at about $3-$3-$5r apertmonthper month.
It has been suggested that the courts' jurisdiction in such matters depends on contract.
Mr. Forrester said his original goal was to broaden the company's client base, which heavily depended on contracts with local governments.
The group claims in a recent report that WUR, which depends on contracts for half of its research budget, often uses flimsy evidence to act as an "advertising agency" for the dairy lobby.
That's a total payout of more than $6.2m to his label and publisher from those two albums alone, although how much of that Sheeran earns will depend on his contract terms and songwriting credits.
Importantly, the expression of α-SMA, the major cytoskeletal actin that mFBs depend on to contract and migrate, was also proved to be greatly reduced due to the co-culture.
"Uh, the contractors will depend on the contract and, um, let's talk about the (government) employees for a second because I know a little bit more about that," Muvlaney said.
Richard Ashwell Wolverhampton Deborah Orr's article on zero-hours contracts isn't all wrong, but I doubt many yoga teachers depend on such contracts.
Most newspapers and radio and television stations belong to big conglomerates that partly depend on state contracts or political influence.
