Mr. Specter's departure came a week after Republicans lost a special Congressional election in an upstate New York district with a significant Republican voter edge; as such, it underlined the extent the party was contracting, not only ideologically but also geographically.
To some extent, the argumentation frames concerning contracting out were also consistent with the findings of earlier studies on contracting out and outsourcing decisions.
Once you've actually been issued a license, make sure the contract describing the extent and nature of the license doesn't leave out important rights you'll need.
The challenge raised by the coordination of scattered resources and the securing of obligations over the planning horizon is addressed through a twin-time scale model, where robust short term operational decisions are contingent on long term resource usage incentives that embed the full extent of contract specifications.
In Paramount, the Supreme Court noted that "[t]o the extent that a contract, or a provision thereof, purports to require a board to act in such a fashion as to limit the exercise of fiduciary duties, it is invalid and unenforceable". In Omnicare, the Supreme Court made a similar observation.
If you intend to make it through the extent of your contract, turn your brain off and get used to the dirt, the smell, the spotty Internet, and the overall shittiness of your temporary home.
Where the dispute was resolved through mediation, the online settlement would be enforceable only to the extent allowed by contract law.
To an extent, and certainly at the beginning of the contract, there was some success.
In this way and to this extent the defendant's right of contract is affected.
If Rangers' ownership is not resolved to the extent that those contract clauses are removed – and there is no sign it will be – then first-team players will leave without being replaced.
