Rep. 259, in which a statute of Iowa was sustained, prohibiting contracts limiting liability for injuries, made in advance of the injuries received, and providing that the subsequent acceptance of benefits under such contracts should not constitute satisfaction for injuries received after the contract.
The company bootstrapped its first app, proposal writing aid QuoteRobot, and has sustained itself with contract work over the past couple of years.
The harm that is sustained in a contract case is usually in the form of a monetary loss or some other type of loss.
The two commissioners who voted to sustain the contracts, Patrick Wood III and Nora Brownell, both appointees of President Bush, said the state had failed to meet a high standard of proof that would allow for such drastic action.
BMC's long-term contracts sustained stable profits during the downturn.
In neither can an action be sustained on the original contract.
The billion-dollar company, implicated in numerous immigration detention centre scandals in the UK and Australia, has been lobbying the US government for more than a year in an effort to win detention contracts, sparking sustained criticism from immigrant rights groups.
The ECB has reduced its benchmark interest rate consistently since 2008, when it stood at 3.75%, in response to the region's sustained debt crisis and contracting economy.
During all MVCs, the participants were carefully instructed to contract 'as fast and as hard as possible', sustaining the contraction for 3 5 s.
The authorities have an interest in sustaining the implicit contract that allows local banks to offer low interest rates on deposits in return for these institutions then acting as a captive source of investment in government bonds.
They have abandoned faith in an inter-generational contract that has sustained Britain for at least two centuries.
