Blue Origin, the space exploration venture backed by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, could create a reverse contracting relationship with NASA.
In a reverse contracting arrangement, it would be Airbnb reaching out to HUD for room inventory, rather than HUD reaching out to Airbnb for available rooms.
As Brian Fung of The Switch noted, Amazon's move could shake up the shipping industry while encouraging other types of "reverse contracting" arrangements, in which private sector companies essentially hire consumer-facing government agencies to do their work.
Duckworth belonged to Haycraft's husband, Colin, who gave Bainbridge what Holroyd described as a "disadvantageous, sort of reverse contract – where most writers would get an increased royalty after selling, say, 3,000 copies, Beryl's percentage would reduce as the book sold more copies".
Almost all reverse logistics contracts are customized to fit the size and type of company contracting.
Any owner of the mortgaged property can rescind, Mr. Wiese said, so if the husband is the borrower but his wife's name is on the title, she can reverse the contract.
The borrower's obligations under the reverse mortgage contract are a standard part of every counselor's agenda.
The union is expected to ask that some of its givebacks be reversed during contract talks with the carmakers in 2011, when the contract signed in 2007 — and modified last year with more concessions as General Motors and Chrysler approached bankruptcy — expires.
Now, the patterns of urban change that defined the 20th century — the movement from urban centers to the suburban and exurban periphery — is reversing and contracting.
Specifically, he assigned me to mathematically confirm his theory that time would reverse in a contracting universe.
Glendale successfully fended off a legal attempt this week by its largest employee union to reverse a 2010 contract that reduced pay and retirement benefits.
