The phrase "in the contract terms" is correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to specific provisions or conditions outlined in a contract. You can use this phrase when discussing the details or requirements of a contract, such as payment terms or termination clauses. Example: "According to the contract terms, the supplier is responsible for any damages caused by the delivery delay."
Lukoil says the attempt to cancel the deal was illegal because Mr. Hussein had not appealed to international arbitration first, as required in the contract terms.
With stallion deals not uncommonly agreed before the Triple Crown races, included in the contract will be "kickers," accomplishments that will trigger an increase in the contract terms, along with stipulations about who makes the decisions about when the horse will race.
"We believe that what happened was there was a lack of centralized coordination in the negotiations of the contract terms and ineffective oversight by the three agencies," said Jennifer Freeman, a spokeswoman for the comptroller.
Ms. Wei and Ms. Ma, eager to prove themselves in their first jobs, accepted the contract terms.
NHS Direct won 11 of the 46 contracts for the 111 service, but it said it could not provide the service in North Essex and Cornwall because the contract terms were "financially unsustainable".
In order not to deny service, requesters are allowed to initiate a rediscovery process in accordance with the new contract terms.
In fact, part of the due diligence process by lenders involves a "gap analysis" of any differences in contract terms at the two levels— government to concession vs. concession to contractor that could impair the SPV's equity.
If any party in the contract violates its terms, the defaulter has to pay for the penalty according to the clauses defined in the SLA.
However, trust in contract terms and conditions appears to play an important role.
The Consumers Associationn has statutory powers to challenge unfair contract terms in the courts but rarely does so.
But the Fox board points to a clause in the contract that allows the terms to be revised with a two-thirds vote of the board, which occurred last month.
