Sentence examples for neither contracts from inspiring English sources

It is also possible that the modern sector neither contracts nor declines.

Under Mr Chávez, an elected autocrat, Venezuela has respected neither contracts nor democratic norms.

The exchange does, at least, require SPACs to acquire something within 18 months and to have a majority of board members who get neither contracts nor full-time salaries from the corporation.

Finally, I also impose the constraint that parents cannot force their children to give them gifts when the parents are old as there are neither contracts nor institutions to enforce reverse transfers, begin{aligned} b_{t+1}^{i}ge 0. end{aligned}Note that negative voluntary bequests will never arise in equilibrium given our assumption of one-sided (from parents to children) altruism.

The antibody levels and antigen-specific gamma-IFN profile of the non-vaccinated ewes having the disease and excreting the pathogen was notably high and differed significantly (P<0.05 or P<0.01) from those of vaccinated ewes that neither contracted brucellosis nor excreted the pathogen.

In neither contract was there any budget or time allocated for capacity building but it was hoped that CIET researchers would impart skills to personnel from the HIRU and MoH while working with them.

Even before his public censure last week, Ewing's acceptance of a trade to Seattle, where neither a contract extension nor a finals appearance was likely, pointed to his simply wanting to leave New York.

He had neither a contract to do so, nor an original Bug on which to base his version.

"I can assure you categorically that I have never sought to influence any contracts, neither this nor indeed any other contract.

The scheme comprises five outcome possibilities of adjuvant therapy: patients who benefit from adjuvant therapy (some at the cost of complications) vs those who neither benefit nor contract complications, those who do not benefit but contract severe complications, or those who die.

The scheme readily provides an insight into the proportion of patients who will benefit from adjuvant therapy (some at the cost of complications) versus those who neither benefit nor contract complications, and those who do not benefit from adjuvant therapy but do contract severe complications, or even die.