Sentence examples for problem of contract from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had also tried to stop the action, saying the economy was in "a delicate situation" and asserting that a strike would "not solve the problem of contract workers".

Figure 3 demonstrates these role relationships with respect to the problem of contract cheating.

It is also important that academic staff take responsibility for having conversations with their students about the problem of contract cheating.

Given that the opportunity theories of crime underpin a huge number of successful targeted crime prevention interventions (see Felson & Clarke, 1998, for a discussion), this exploratory methodology may have important implications for the prevention and management of the problem of contract cheating within higher education institutions.

But the Chinese stimulus package cannot hope to fix the problem of contracting demand for the region's output in the rest of the world.

Problems of contract enforcement and the risk of securing sufficient payouts in the event of drought also push smallholders to shy away from signing on to available insurance schemes.

The classic problems of contracting and contract enforcement (Barrett et al. 2012) prevent service providers from retailing weather index insurance products directly to the producers.

This creates massive problems of contracting, default, and bankruptcy, which in fact were a hallmark of irrigation development in the West.

The N.H.L. has a hard cap, leaving the league with three ways to solve the problem of existing contracts, said Marc Ganis, a sports industry consultant.

This paper studies the problem of designing contracts in a closed-loop supply chain when the cost of collection effort is the retailer's private information.

A market arrangement would also address the problem of the "intergenerational contract"–effectively a pledge, advocates argue, from younger generations to guarantee seniors health benefits without limit.