Sentence examples for poor contract from inspiring English sources
Poor contract management of external providers of care.
Television coverage at Libya's land borders showed mainly poor contract workers carrying few possessions.
Auditors and outside exerts say the results have been vast cost overruns, poor contract performance and, in some cases, violence that has so far gone unpunished.
The barriers to China's early membership in the WTO prejudice against foreign investors, protectionist rules and tariffs, import quotas, competition-stifling subsidies and poor contract enforcement are restrictions that hurt China's economy as well as others'.
"The company highlights continued poor contract terms and, for the first time, ongoing Algerian corruption allegations impacting the speed of invoicing and payment in Algeria," wrote analysts at Macquarie in London in a note.
Caselli and Gennailoli (2013) study a model in which poor contract enforceability is associated to the prevalence of dynastic-family firms, which reduces TFP.
First, poor contracting outcomes aren't limited to the developing world.
It said this imposes unreasonable demands on sales representatives and can yield poor contracts.
Supporters of direct elections said such a system would increase pressure on the executive director to win large raises from the city, because the directors would know they would face the members' wrath if they negotiated poor contracts.
Acemoglu and Johnson (2005) suggest that of the two broad types of institutions, as put forward by North those protecting property rights and those that enable contracts by lowering transactions costs it is the former that are more important for long-term growth since individuals adjust behavior to mitigate the problems posed by poor contracting institutions.
"It is unclear why FEMA or any agency would have proceeded with a contract worth $156 million in light of this company's poor contracting history and these explicit warnings," he wrote, citing documents obtained by panel Democrats.
