Most sales then close within 15 to 45 days, as predetermined by the auction contract.
The precise value of each contract is not predetermined.
By checking a box, the user would now have that file up for sale at a predetermined price stipulated by publisher-retailer contracts -- say 50% of digital list price.
"The city predetermined whom they wanted to give the contract to," says John W. Tyler, CEO of Kaleidoscope Cleaning Co.
(Because of legal constraints, predetermined rates are not permitted for Federal contracts; they may, however, be used for grants or cooperative agreements). Predetermined rates may not be used by governmental units that have not submitted and negotiated the rate with the cognizant agency for indirect costs.
In the airlines, advancement is usually predetermined by seniority provisions stated in union contracts.
Also, its standard customer contract limits its liability to a low predetermined amount.
Leveled commitment contracts—i.e., contracts where each party can decommit by paying a predetermined penalty were recently shown to improve expected social welfare even if agents decommit strategically in Nash equilibrium.
The circuit's organizers, however, stopped work on Nov. 15 after not receiving a contract from Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone within the predetermined time frame for the November race, which was to be called the United States Grand Prix.
All future cash flows a l for l such that t l >t are predetermined, in the sense that they are explicitly specified by the contract covenants.
Data saturation for commissioning organisations was reached when about half of the relevant stakeholders with direct experience of the contract were interviewed, although this proportion had not been predetermined.
