On the one hand, we show the impossibility of contracting a ball to a sphere in ( L 0 ) d and, on the other hand, an intermediate value theorem in L 0. For a probability space ( Ω, A, P ), let L 0 = L 0 ( Ω, A, P ) be the space of all A -measurable random variables, where P-almost surely equal random variables are identified.
There are many things American companies dislike about the way business is done in China: intellectual-property theft, the impossibility of winning government contracts, baffling rules on corporate ownership and so on.
The excuse of impossibility in contracts for the sale of goods is controlled by the appropriate section of the Uniform Commercial Code, G.L.c.
Co., supra at 127-128, 310 N.E.2d 363, held to be consistent with the common law of contracts regarding impossibility of performance.
"The small budgets of research groups, the impossibility of appointing personnel by means of contracts, and delays in payments are common topics in Spanish science," concluded the report.
On the supplier side, not only is a lot of outsourcing conducted in markets characterised by monopoly and oligopoly, the impossibility of writing "complete" long-term contracts that cover all eventualities means that both competitive pressures for performance and the buyer's control are weak.
The majority of the reasons for a negative opinion of the contracting process are related to personnel issues such as salary, lack of benefits, the duration of the contract and the impossibility of obtaining a long-term position.
Matters involving impossibility or impracticability of performance of contract are concededly vexing and difficult.
Nor have substitute contract teachers been considered, due to the impossibility of consistently locating and contacting them, as they are generally not included in the teaching programmes published by the various institutions.
I do not think that the principle of the civil law as introduced into the English law is limited to cases in which the event causing the impossibility of performance is the destruction or non-existence of some thing which is the subject-matter of the contract or of some condition or state of things expressly specified as a condition of it.
An impossibility, of course.
