Sentence examples for promised performance from inspiring English sources

The value of the promised performance to the owner is the properly constructed building.

One party relies on the other's promised performance, or its statements, or its anticipated entry into a formal agreement.

The hope is that Congressmen's minds will be blown by the vast strings of zeros in promised performance stats.

In order to prevail under this theory the plaintiff must show that the defendant and the lessor intended to give her the benefit of the promised performance.

The compensation goal of contract law can be achieved by requiring the promisor to pay damages or by requiring the promisor to render the promised performance.

Contract law has two methods of achieving this "compensation goal": requiring the breaching party to pay damages, either to enable the promisee to purchase a substitute performance, or to replace the net gains that the promised performance would have generated; or requiring the breaching party to render the promised performance.

In this case, unlike the typical construction contract, the value to plaintiff of the promised performance--publication--was a percentage of sales of the books published and not the books themselves.

Organizers have also promised performances from Dave Grohl, Metallica, Carrie Underwood and Zac Brown Band, as well as appearances by Jamie Foxx, John Oliver, Meryl Streep, Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, who is ­co-producing the event.

Similar to DLC CrAlN promises performance increase especially in lubricated tribological contacts, where high ductility and wear resistance are needed.

Never work with an advisor who advertises performance or who promises performance numbers.

Nearby, Haichang Polar Ocean World promises "performances" by beluga whales, dolphins, polar bears and arctic wolves.