BusinessGreen understands some form of contractual commitment may be sought from prospective buyers to provide reassurances the bank's focus will remain on investing in low-carbon projects.
Risk-sharing agreements are defined as a new form of contractual agreement between payers and the pharmaceutical industry for setting the value of an innovation conditional to demonstration of its effectiveness and efficiency in real life [49].
In this article, we model interactions among multi-agent based web services by commitment modalities in the form of contractual obligations and devote multi-agent commitment protocols to regulate such interactions and engineer services composition.
Here, belittlement and public shaming of "ignorant" or "troublesome" patients by providers – a commonly reported practice in this study and previously [ 26, 41, 42]– serves as a form of contractual maintenance, keeping docile those who witness the public spectacle, while simultaneously reprimanding transgressors [ 40].
Of course, in order for the slacker-smart shtick to succeed, a very particular kind of contractual bond is required with the reader: a form of masochistic collusion.
Initiate open discussions with NGOs on capacity, oversight and support needs at the outset of any form of partnership, contractual or otherwise.
This ambitious work of legal codification, perhaps the crowning glory of the Conseil d'État, consolidated certain basic principles established in 1789: civil equality and equality before the law; the abolition of feudalism in favour of modern contractual forms of property; and the secularization of civil relations.
Although this theory indicates civil order as a fundamental objective of modern state organisations, understood in their top-down, centralised configuration, it is a model that seems nowadays to lose an explanatory capacity, where new participatory forms of a pactional and contractual type are observed that delegate important crime prevention and control functions to local powers.
Based on nine case studies of public spaces in London under a variety of different management arrangements, the paper discusses how publicness is affected by the various contractual forms of transfer and what the main implications of this process are for different stakeholders and for the public realm as a whole.
This paper describes a dynamic, general equilibrium model designed to gauge the importance of contractual imperfections in the form of limited enforcement for international differences in the organization of production.
