I called the association's attorney to see if he would represent me in a contingency case.
In February, Mayor Bloomberg called on city agencies to come up with $600 million in contingency cuts in case the city did not get the $600 million in union concessions that it is seeking.
Downing Street has disclosed that the National Security Council has been involved in contingency planning in case of a worsening situation in Greece and the eurozone.
"Draghi's comments on Brexit further acknowledge this, in his call for the prime minister, Theresa May, to share more about the Brexit strategy, days after it was revealed Carney was involved in contingency planning in the case of 'hard Brexit'".
Of course, Cotchett, Pitre stands to make millions in contingency fees should the case come out against the paint companies.
But now, with Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg seeking another $600 million of budget cuts from city agencies -- at least in part as a contingency in case he does not win money-saving agreements from the city's unions -- the nighttime closings are back on the table.
Recalling past damages by strip mining, Steve Karns challenged the discharge allowances, and asked--without any answer--if the state or Peabody had prepared any emergency contingency in "case of acts similar to what happened in West Virginia".
You should then keep your project plan or task list under regular review to stay on top of your work and plan for contingencies in case of delays.
With this option, respondents felt as though they would be free to go wherever they want without having to plan for contingencies in case the battery runs low.
The Yankees called Hernandez up on Tuesday as a contingency, in case David Wells, bothered by shoulder soreness, could not pitch.
Asked why he was going on with Mr. Leno, he said it was a contingency, "in case all else fails, maybe he needs a sidekick".
