Примеры использования Contract might на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In such cases, the contract might adopt a two-notice system.
If that party supplied a large part of the materials necessary for the manufacture of the goods, the contract might be considered a construction contract. .
Such a contract might contain, among other things, the following commitments to.
In cases where the risk is borne by the purchaser, the contract might obligate him to order the necessary variation.
The contract might specify who is to bear the risk of these changes.
If the purchaser does not wish to assume this obligation, the contract might obligate the contractor to obtain and use specified locally available equipment and materials.
The contract might be extended by agreement of the parties or for reasons of force majeure.
If the purchaser fails to attend the tests due to causes for which the contractor is not responsible, the contract might entitle the contractor to conduct the tests in the absence of the purchaser.
The contract might entitle the purchaser to audit the contractor's records.
In the case of voluntary bankruptcy proceedings instituted by the contractor himself, the contract might permit the purchaser to terminate immediately upon the institution of the proceedings.
The contract might, for example, set a limit to which the losses are to be reimbursed.
In the case of suspension by the purchaser for his convenience, the contract might obligate the purchaser to specify in his notice of suspension a date when the suspension is to terminate.
The contract might allocate responsibility for obtaining necessary import or export licences.
In such cases, the contract might require the two-notice system see paragraph 9, above.
The contract might also provide that this percentage is to decrease as the excess increases.
In such cases, the contract might preclude a party from invoking them as exempting impediments see paragraph 12, above.
The contract might provide that the base date is the date when the contract was entered into.
In particular cases, the contract might prohibit the contractor from subcontracting the performance of some, or all, of his obligations paragraphs 8 and 9.
The contract might provide that take-over occurs when the purchaser takes physical possession of the equipment and materials.
In certain circumstances the contract might permit the contractor to terminate the contract rather than to continue the suspension paragraph 17.
The contract might obligate the contractor to supply equipment and materials on a specified date or within a specified period of time.
Under one approach, the contract might obligate the purchaser to propose another consulting engineer to exercise independent functions who meets the contractor's objections.
The contract might specify which party is to arrange customs clearance of the equipment and materials and to pay the customs duties.
In regard to revision, the contract might provide that the price is to be revised in accordance with a specified mathematical formula, or that allowance is to be made for costs reasonably incurred.
The contract might provide that a party who fails to give such notice loses his right to invoke the exempting impediment.
If the purchaser wishes to have this opportunity, the contract might specify that the right to attend inspections during manufacture is not limited to the purchaser's engineer or other personnel supervising the construction of the works, but also extends to other employees of the purchaser whom he may nominate.
The contract might also provide that as the excess increases, the percentage to be deducted is also to increase.
However, the contract might require the purchaser to provide the land on which the facilities are to be located.
The contract might provide for payments to be effected on the basis of interim certificates issued by the consulting engineer or the purchaser.
The contract might provide that, if the actual costs exceed the target cost, the contractor is to be paid only a percentage of that excess.