Sentence examples for from further performance from inspiring English sources

Other jurisdictions have explained the doctrine as follows: when an event neither anticipated nor caused by either party, the risk of which was not allocated by the contract, destroys the object or purpose of the contract, thus destroying the value of performance, the parties are excused from further performance.

After doctors told her in 1959 that decades of stress from overwork would prevent her from further performance, Garland staged her greatest comeback ever, with a 1960 61 series of one-woman concerts around the world, culminating in New York's Carnegie Hall.

Under terms of the partnership, such an event would excuse Infinity "from further performance under the joint venture agreement and entitle it to an award of damages," Infinity said in a complaint filed with the Delaware Chancery Court on Sunday.

Word came yesterday that she was ill and has withdrawn from further performances.

He withdrew the opera from further performances to rework it, and it had a more successful second premiere in 1875.

Apart from the error rate, further performance measures of great importance are the communication cost as well as computation time.

A report appeared soon after on Parterre.com, an opera blog, that the Met was removing Mr. Slatkin from its further performances of "La Traviata".

Mr Dwelly said that the club took "immediate and active" action and agreed to "block him and ban him from any further performances at the club".

Further miniaturization driven by the need to reduce fabrication costs will result in further performance gain from device scaling without compromizing performance by interconnect signal delay.

A further performance penalty results from the load execute store paradigm associated with the use of local variables in most high-level languages.

Further performance gains can be obtained from this small-data approach.