Sentence examples for features of the contracts from inspiring English sources

The document summarizes the current state of Transantiago focusing in the evolution of the services offered, the infrastructure available, performance indicators, the main features of the contracts between the authority and the operators, and the financial situation of the system.

In order to examine the features of the contracts dealing with employment protection and the guarantees for specific social rights of workers as a whole, research was carried out making use of a set of documents dealing with relevant legal provisions and the management of human resources in the MHS-BH as its corpus.

The "novel features" of the contract — as the prospectus terms them without specifics — raise the possibility that Brasilia could snatch any upside if the reserves turn out to be more promising than currently assumed.

One of the abysmal features of the contract was that it opened the door to the widespread use of woefully underpaid welfare recipients in municipal jobs traditionally held by union workers.

Some features of the contract are already known: *It will be heavily backloaded, with the salaries steadily ascending as the years go by; this is something the Yankees wanted because of budget concerns, in return for conceding a 10th year.

In our own state contracts for the sale of chattels have been frequently enforced and the inadequacy of the remedy at law, based on the characteristic features of the contract or peculiar situation and needs of the parties, have been the principal grounds of relief.

Hemming says forecasting volumes was a feature of the contract.

The guarantee "is a key commercial feature of the contract that was well received by the financiers", says Mackett.

But some features of the new contracts irked many of the PC makers, including one that put tighter limits on their ability to assert their patent rights against Microsoft.

After reviewing some features of these contracts, criteria for prioritizing and including safety objectives and activities in them, and key points for their evaluation are described.

Based on an extensive programme of interviews with companies' CEOs and managers, we analyse: the main features of the R&D contract and the way in which this allows firms to de-risk the uncertain process of early technology development and to meet customer's needs; the services' typical organisational features and development stages; the variety of observed growth paths.