Sentence examples for substantive contract from inspiring English sources
With the exception of linebacker James Farrior, the Jets have not begun substantive contract discussions with any of their free agents or those players who must rework deals for salary-cap purposes.
This "controlled delegation system" strongly influenced the development of procedural and substantive contract law, e.g., the form of pleading, the law of evidence, the roles of judge and jury, the law of conditions and of substantial performance, and the law of damages.
Indemnity in respect of potential liability arising from negligent harm related to study design is provided by NHS schemes for those protocol authors who have substantive contracts of employment with the NHS and by Newcastle University Insurance schemes for those protocol authors who have substantive contract of employment with Newcastle University.
The majority of Theme Leads held joint NHS-academic contracts or honorary contracts from either the NHS or academic sectors, mirrored by substantive contracts on the other.
In its press release the Chamber claims that it has maintained a "longstanding commitment to comprehensive and substantive federal contracting reform" and that Congresswoman Nydia Velázquez (D - NY) is the "principle champion" of reform on small business contracting issues.
All recruiting researchers have undergone extensive vetting procedures, and are employed on contracts that have the same level of duties and responsibilities (and same potential penalties re disciplinary action and dismissal) as those with substantive clinical contracts.
Another formidable roadblock to the development of a substantive law of contract was the dominant role of the jury in a lawsuit.
In order to become a 'recruiter' that is, have the ability to access CRIS for approaching potential research participants the researcher must have a substantive or honorary contract with SLaM and be an employee of one of the organisations forming King's Health Partners, the Academic Health Sciences Centre AHSCC) of which SLaM is a member.
The evolution of the substantive law of contracts therefore has to be explored in terms of adjective law: the slow but steady extension of the forms of action most procedurally advantageous to the enforcement of private agreements.
All authors have either substantive or honorary contracts with the South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust which owns the rights to the CRIS system described and stands to gain financially from any wider application.
All authors have either substantive or honorary contracts with the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust which owns the rights to the CRIS system described and stands to gain financially from any wider application.
