[Planning Manager, North West, England] Interventions were considered non-viable if they were believed to be incommensurable with national legislation, finance, contractual obligations and government endorsed guidance for best practice or if they were unacceptable to local stakeholders, such as delivery partners, politicians and the public.
Director of finance and contractual Services, Scottish fire and rescue service.
Implementing energy efficiency projects in cooperation with a fund allows companies to pre-define financing and contractual conditions.
The main responsibilities of the NNCs were to administer finance arrangements and contractual obligations within the PCN, ensure effective communication with local investigators and with the coordinating team, to organise translations and back translation of study materials and to develop awareness of GRACE throughout the network.
But that doesn't mean financing is certain or even that there is a contractual obligation to provide financing.
Russia is in a position of growing difficulty for not honoring its contractual obligations and, finances aside, Russia is getting "no points in Iran".
Contractual disputes and financing "issues" among other problems meant the city's new Arena da Baixada was not just weeks but potentially months behind schedule.
The Food and Drug Administration did approve the trial, Dr. Alper said, but it was never completed because of contractual disputes and lack of financing.
It said that it had decided not to make a binding offer because of the contractual conditions, though difficulties in financing the deal probably did not help.The lack of interest in Alitalia is not surprising, given the conditions that the buyer was required to meet.
As opening day loomed on a recent morning, Mr. Greenwald gave a tour of the new digs, accompanied by one of his project sidekicks, Kathleen Nelson, the director of finance who managed the construction budget and the contractual relationships with Wayne County, which leases the building to the airline.
Despite a surge of interest in the intellectual roots of PPPs, empirical literature has largely concentrated on the evaluation of contractual partnerships, with specific reference to private finance initiatives (PFI), either for country-specific experience [ 13- 17] or in the context of comparative accounts [ 18].
