Sentence examples for signalling contracts from inspiring English sources

Professor Tony Travers of the London School of Economics, who is especially well versed in the complex contracting history of Transport for London, notes that the degree of competition in public service markets is highly variable: for TfL's signalling contracts there is a single supplier.

"We now also have the money to let the signalling contract, which is really important because without it you can't run the trains.

Signal contracted Pol to line up its workers, agreeing to sponsor Indians for visas.

Second, we show that if credit derivative markets are opaque then banks cannot commit to terminal-date risk exposure, and therefore the optimal signaling contract is more costly.

First, we prove that when banks are subject to a maximum loss capital requirement the optimal signaling contract is a binary credit default basket.

Importantly, once the generation of the primary signal is shut off, the system behaves analogously to our simple model: the secondary signal moves more slowly than the primary signal, contracting as the primary signal dilutes (Figure 10).

An index below 50 signals a contracting manufacturing sector, while a reading above 50 suggests expansion.

When the signal to contract is sent along a nerve to the muscle, the actin and myosin are activated.

Under full commitment the principal uses all signals for contracting that are (incrementally) informative about the agent's effort.

As Signal's contract workforce soared from 10% before the storms to 40% afterward, he knew he needed a new approach.

The QT interval measures roughly the time it takes the heart muscle to recover after receiving an electrical signal to contract.