Sentence examples for provisional contract from inspiring English sources

In the protocol, new solutions are iteratively generated, as mutations of a single provisional contract, and proposed to the agents, while feasible rules with quotas restrict the acceptance decisions of the agents.

The purchase price jumped because a real estate developer had a provisional contract with the seller and already held a wetlands permit to build a 10-lot subdivision there.

When a provisional contract was signed in July, the valuation of the joint company was slashed by a third, with the value of first-e cut to euro700m.Originally expected to be completed in the summer, the merger has been held up by regulators.

Nearly a year after Schools Chancellor Rudy Crew questioned her ability to run a Queens school district and agreed to only a provisional contract, Claire McIntee was unanimously approved last night as the Superintendent of Community School District 26 for another two years.

In the second half, Rio is selling at a provisional contract price (as usual the annual discussions with the Chinese steel mills are protracted) in the region of $60 a ton, while on the spot market iron ore is gong for around $90. "In the second half, the Chinese appear to be winning again," said Liberum.

The provisional contract with Shell will serve as a guideline for other oil companies at local bargaining tables, according to the USW.

For companies that signed provisional contracts with the government of Mr. Hussein while United Nations sanctions were in place, there could be added problems.

But those on the religious right, who claim the Bible as their title deeds, ought to take the provisional nature of their contract more seriously.

These workers operate under the direction of supervisors and are under contract for provisional time periods.

When Trump entered the 2016 race last year, he said that he wouldn't be returning to this theme, but in his world, we now know, all statements, pledges, and seemingly even written contracts are provisional.

Often enough the momentum of the mass strike was enough to win concessions on wages, hours, or on other conditions of work -- although they might be provisional, not inscribed in contracts, and subject to being violated or ignored when law and order was restored.