Note the reference to "contractual and legal obligations" of the hospital's personnel.
The original fuzzy multi-objective programming model designed here attempts to simultaneously minimize total project costs, total completion time and total crashing costs with reference to direct costs, indirect costs, contractual penalty costs, duration of activities and the constraint of available budget.
The original multi-objective linear programming (MOLP) model designed here attempts to simultaneously minimize total project costs, total completion time and total crashing costs with reference to direct costs, indirect and contractual penalty costs, duration of activities and the constraint of available budget.
Exons defined with reference to accession NM_022418.3.
Many more with references to King David.
Despite a surge of interest in the intellectual roots of PPPs, empirical literature has largely concentrated on the evaluation of contractual partnerships, with specific reference to private finance initiatives (PFI), either for country-specific experience [ 13- 17] or in the context of comparative accounts [ 18].
Even in senior positions, there is often a contractual reference to hours per week and weeks per year.
If your entry features the image of any individuals representing or employed by an organisation which employs you, or which you have a contractual relationship with, or makes any reference to or uses any branding of such an organisation, you confirm that your organisation has consented to such activities.
This is reflected in your use of the term "enabler" in reference to Major League Baseball, suggesting that continued contractual financial support of Strawberry would be "shielding him from the need to confront the truth about his addiction".
Mr. Christie is an opponent of both abortion rights and same-sex marriage, but his campaign Web site in 2009 stated that he had "no issue with same-sex couples sharing contractual rights," an apparent reference to New Jersey's existing civil unions law.
