Sentence examples similar to evolution of the contract from inspiring English sources
Brian Skyrms presents the results of many such models in The Evolution of the Social Contract (1996).
The authors show that exogenous factors are key determinants in the evolution of these contracts.
We show that exogenous factors are key determinants in the evolution of these contracts.
Thus began the evolution of the implied (in fact) contract, as contrasted with the express contract.
(See p. 29 infra). Simpson at 1-16 and L. Fuller & M. Eisenberg, Basic Contract Law, at 40-17 (4th ed. 1981) contain admirable overviews of the evolution of contract law.
The evolution of the substantive law of contracts therefore has to be explored in terms of adjective law: the slow but steady extension of the forms of action most procedurally advantageous to the enforcement of private agreements.
The article traces the evolution of neighbourhood contracts and discusses whether these contracts can be an adequate solution to the challenges facing the smallest region in Belgium.
Regarding the characteristics of the auditor, we consider that both the size of the audit firm and the length of the audit contract could affect the evolution of the qualifications present in the audit report.
BFU2012-39816-CO2-01, co-FEDERced by funds fundSAF-2012-31187187, thEU Marie Curie Initial Training Networkrk (ITN) Symbiomics: Molecular ecology and evolution of bacterial symbionts (Contract Number 264774), CONACYT and PROMETEOII/2014/065; Funding for open access charge: PROMETEOII/2014/065. Conflict of interest.
This paper draws together theories from organisational and neo-institutional literatures to address the evolution of supply chain contracts.
