Sentence examples for upon contracting from inspiring English sources

However, what is apparent is that the financial services sector, and financing arrangements more generally, are heavily impacted and it will be incumbent upon contracting parties, and their lawyers, to consider the relevant terms, consequences and solutions at the appropriate time.

And those left without adequate health insurance will face financial barriers to the medical care they may require upon contracting vaccine-preventable illnesses.

Rates of infection from use of poorly sanitized rags are tremendous; and in rural areas especially, medical myths (such as not bathing during menstruation or upon contracting an infection) abound.

This article proposes a series of measures to promote the sustainable use of PGRFA and calls upon Contracting Parties to develop and maintain appropriate policy and legal measures to that end.

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In Libya alone, he said, the new government has suspended about $4 billion in previously agreed-upon contracts.

Because this is their standard contract, Silver Lake can't without opening themselves up to lawsuits from all the other buyout deals where employees have to live by the same agreed-upon contract, engendering a full-on LP revolt.

Of course a state cannot lay a heavier burden upon those contracting with the government simply because they are such contractors.

"The society of Islam is ultimately based not upon human volition or upon contract but upon divine decree," Mr. Pagden writes.

It deals merely with the use of an article of commerce; and its effect upon contracts is incidental.

The third edition introduces a stronger focus on the impact of the Constitution upon contract law, specifically in relation to good faith, equity and public policy in contract, unfair contracts and unfair enforcement of a contract, and contains a substantially reworked chapter on contractual interpretation in light of recent developments.