With CRS being largely employed on time-limited grants awarded by external funding bodies on a competitive basis, it may appear inevitable that contracts will be fixed-term.
More recent work in economics, which is also called institutionalist, attempts to explain features of institutions by emphasizing the costs of transactions, the inevitable incompleteness of contracts, and the problems "principals" face in monitoring and directing their agents (Coase 1937; Williamson 1985; Mäki et al. 1993, North 1990; Brousseau and Glachant 2008).
BUT Mr. Carroll, a retired admiral and a frequent Pentagon critic, said a split contract was inevitable.
Former Wales captain Michael Owen says Newport Gwent Dragons would be better off if they sold Toby Faletau ahead of his "inevitable" departure when his contract expires in 2014.
Yet, Mr. Purll pointed out that the scope of NASA's ambition was so grand, international participation on contracts was inevitable.
The senior seamers, Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad, are among the group of five players whose contract renewals were inevitable, along with Ian Bell, Joe Root and Alastair Cook.
The intensely political nature of the tanker contract, and the inevitable protests from the loser each time, has led to suggestions that the contract be split.
Let other people worry about capital transfers, stock prices and the sadly inevitable layoffs of workers and contract terminations for musicians.
Considering the short time left on his contract, it seems inevitable that Jones will be leaving the club before too long, after four seasons at the club that have not exactly been a success.
