Under the rubric of "reinventing government" and deregulation, the Clinton administration transformed contracting rules with regard to oversight, competition, and transparency.
Far-reaching legislative and policy changes instituted since the Clinton years have transformed contracting rules to make government contracting less "burdened" by competition and government oversight while also less transparent.
But this so-called "objective" approach to intention in contract formation does not necessarily remove intentions to obligate from the picture or transform contract into a species of tort.
This standard plausibly transforms contract from chosen obligation which arises at the pleasure of the promisor's actual intentions into obligation that arises involuntarily based on the intentions others reasonably believe the promisor to have.
The QoS Tool, our prototype, transforms QoS contract descriptions into modular structural operational semantics (MSOS) specifications.
This change in law meant that, in modern terminology, the futures contracts had been transformed into options contracts.
The Law School is drawing on its storied history as the pioneer in a field that transformed antitrust, tort, contract, corporate, and property law, and now will once again open broad new areas of study, ranging from climate change and immigration law to the constitutions of emerging markets and election law.
Finally, the designed robust local H∞ controllers are contracted (transformed) to a robust overlapping LFC for implementation on the multi-area power system.
Jobs in these industries could be transformed tomorrow if contracts were awarded only to employers who paid living wages, provided benefits, respected labor laws and didn't interfere with unionizing.
On the premise of incomplete contracts, relational contracts transform legal governance structure into a concrete bilateral governance structure or governance structure within an organization, thus providing an analytical frame for organizational behaviors and internal governance (Williamson 2002; Zhou 2003; Macneil 1978).
Within a year, he revamped their stage image, got them a recording contract and transformed them into England's hottest group.
