Examples of using Contract would in English and their translations into Russian
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The contract would run for three years with a starting yearly salary of $650,000.
The buyer's representative stated that, for convenience, the contract would keep the same wording and the delivery date could be extended if necessary.
For example, moves to encourage routine publication of public contracts did not account for changes to the contract, how to publicise equity transfers in the project, orhow to treat the different types of information that such a contract would contain.
In any event, the contract would obligate the contractor to enter into a subcontract with the firm nominated by the purchaser.
When the countertrade agreement is incorporated in an export contract(see chapter II,"Contracting approach", paragraph 17),a choice-of-law clause in the export contract would, absent a contrary provision, cover the clauses making up the countertrade agreement.
Greece further indicated that a future new contract would involve the closer engagement of the Hellenic armed forces to monitor the process.
In response, it was suggested that draft article 75 was intended tobe a default rule, and that later discussions in the Working Group on freedom of contract would include a discussion of forum selection in situations where parties had equal bargaining power.
Under the first approach, the contract would obligate the contractor to implement a variation ordered by the purchaser, so long as the variation ordered met certain criteria set forth in the contract. .
The demands placed on the Division's capacity to evaluate the proposals for this contract would have been substantially higher had the request for proposals elicited a better response than it actually did.
Under the second approach, the contract would obligate the contractor to implement a variation ordered by the purchaser unless he objected to it upon reasonable or specified grounds.
It is however assumed that publicity of the contract would improve the protection of the lessor vis-à-vis third party claimants.
There is no indication that the contract would not have been completed satisfactorily. Geotécnica has provided sufficient evidence in support of its claim including the contract, the provisional acceptance certificate, and correspondence from the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation, Iraq which acknowledges the amounts owed.
If, however, a convention relating to that subjectmatter was subsequently made, then that contract would fall outside the draft convention on the basis that that later convention was neither listed in paragraph 1 nor the subject of a declaration under paragraph 2.
It was pointed out that there were domestic laws under which a contract would typically be formed when the offeror became aware of the acceptance of the offer a theory known as contract formation through"information" of the offeror, as opposed to the mere"receipt" of the acceptance by the offeror.
The Committee was also informed that the contract would include performance matrices consisting of the provision of food rations items and rations management services.
Under the second approach(see paragraphs 15 to 18, below), the contract would obligate the contractor to implement a variation ordered by the purchaser unless he objected to it upon reasonable or specified grounds.
Under the first approach(see paragraphs 12 to 14, below), the contract would obligate the contractor to implementa variation ordered by the purchaser, so long as it met certain criteria set forth in the contract. .
The adoption in this regard of a true universal social contract would therefore be indispensable as a basis for this cooperation and to pave the way for stricter and more effective international control.
The third and fourth contracts would address fuel support requirements in the western and eastern parts of the country, respectively.
France felt, however,that model contracts would be more workable and useful than model laws.
Streamlining contracts would increase mobility and improve efficiency, in keeping with the overall thrust of human resources reform.
Failure to implement continuing contracts would suggest that Member States had little concern for staff members.
The Headquarters Committee on Contracts would serve both the Department of Management and the Department of Field Support, with the latter represented in its membership.
It continued to hold the view that continuing contracts would help organizations maintain programme continuity and would facilitate strategic management of human resources to achieve organizational objectives.
Greater adherence to the recommendations of the Headquarters Committee on Contracts would provide assurance as to the fairness, integrity, transparency and impartiality of the procurement process.
It is highly unlikely in today's market that pricing for mid-term contracts would reflect the Long Term indicator.
Continuing contracts would considerably strengthen the ability of the Organization to respond to its evolving and increasingly complex operational needs, while promoting equality of treatment and providing increased job security for Secretariat staff across all duty stations and at all levels.
Mr. Jung Yongsoo(Republic of Korea)said that the United Nations Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts would enhance legal certainty and commercial predictability when electronic communications were used to conclude international contracts. .
While they lamented the lack ofagreement in that Committee, the CCISUA members remained committed to the principle that continuing contracts would cover all qualifying staff equally.
Such contracts would include human rights and international humanitarian law principles on rules of engagement contained in the Geneva Conventions and United Nations instruments such as the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, and so on;3.