Sentences with phrase «when contingency»

When contingency negotiations put sellers on the defense, it can be difficult to keep them focused on getting to the closing table.

Claim — A request made by the insured / beneficiary for the contractual benefits promised by the policy when the contingency arises.

It demonstrates that merely because a claimant's loss consists of a contingent liability that he would not have been exposed to had he been properly advised, does not mean that actual damage can only be suffered when the contingency occurs.

He finds support in ABA Formal Ethics Opinion 94 - 389, which he calls «the most comprehensive treatment that I have found on when contingency fees are appropriate and how agreements should be presented and entered into by lawyers to avoid ethics violations, while fulfilling fiducial duties.»

But the information gain required to increase our knowledge can only be obtained when that contingency is resolved into a particular evolution that matches experimental data.

The amounts deducted must be restored to taxable income when the contingency reserve is released, at which time the Company may present the tax and loss bonds for redemption to satisfy the additional tax liability.

REIN will note an active listing is «under contract» only when all contingencies have been removed from a pending contingent contract.

You must contact us when all contingencies have been met, so we can change the status to UNDER DEPOSIT.

Cash to close funds are usually paid in increments — for example, 1 % of the price when the offer is accepted, an additional 2 % of the price when contingencies are released, and all remaining funds when loan documents are signed three to five days before close of escrow.

Not exact matches

Budget 2015 left very little margin for error when it came to balancing the books, with a projected surplus of $ 1.4 billion plus an additional $ 1.0 billion as a contingency reserve, giving the federal government a $ 2.4 billion margin for error.

For example, you might want to prepare a contingency plan when you're seeking bank financing.

Every football player thinks they're going to make it to the NFL, and many have no contingency plan when they don't; it's shocking for them when it's over.

When faced with a decision, consider three options — unlikely, likely and most likely — and drill down into each one by forming contingency plans for if / when the anticipated course of action goes aWhen faced with a decision, consider three options — unlikely, likely and most likely — and drill down into each one by forming contingency plans for if / when the anticipated course of action goes awhen the anticipated course of action goes awry.

Beyond setting up filters in their e-mail accounts so that messages are sorted and prioritized as they come in, they set up contingencies on their smart phones that alert them when something important happens.

It got to the point where I hired two people for every job opening, as a contingency for when one would leave.

You also need a contingency plan for when the European Union wrecks the Greek banks, which basically have been the tool of the oligarchy in Greece.

Understanding Real Estate Contingencies - What Are They And When to Use One.

In order to make your move from employee to entrepreneur, you need contingency plans, know when to pivot, and have the resources (time, money, support) to make a serious go at it.

Unfortunately, the leaders of the large contingency of the «It Won't Happen to Me» crowd often achieve great success in marginalizing and discrediting the small subset of the population that constitute the «It Might Happen to Me» crowd by disdainfully calling the realists «conspiracy theorists» and «paranoid fear mongers» even when the facts support the preparatory financial behaviors executed by the «It Might Happen to Me» crowd.

Talk to your agent to understand your options when it comes to inspection contingencies.

Most churches and charities have no contingency plans for when the present leader moves on, trusting instead that «God will provide».

Rather, this contingency is a built - in status to which we refer when we speak of God's transcendence.

They are all so many expressions of the fact that when our eyes are opened to the finitude, insufficiency, or contingency of ourselves and the environing entities, we perceive every aspect of these entities as pointing directly to a supernatural cause.

When an autonomous nature and an infinite space dawned in the Renaissance, the world was no longer manifest as the creation, and with the subsequent triumph of modern science, contingency in the medieval sense has disappeared from view.

Hartshorne seems to recognize that this reduction has taken place when he says: «I assert a duality in experience, and you and Wieman seem, though I am never sure about this, to assert a monistic view from the standpoint of modality, of contingency and necessity» (Letter of January 22, 1942).

Indeed, even when the theory legitimately detaches itself from contingencies in the first instance, it rarely carries out the necessary return to the facts.

Harold Bloom makes much the same (almost Christological) point in The Western Canon when he says with his usual lapidary precision that «the miracle of Shakespeare's universalism is that it is not purchased by any transcending of contingencies.»

Our fears make us unsteady, especially when we try to anticipate contingencies.

[2] For Scotus, the Incarnation of the Son of God is not to be seen as a contingency plan when the original creative process of God goes awry because of sin: It was the very reason for creation.

The church came to the attention of Facebook's manager of faith - based partnerships, Nona Jones, when other pastors heralded the church's commitment to reaching those generations that have a large contingency of digital natives.

And when money is not an issue it can happen to cover all injury contingencies.

Then we see an Evening Standard report in which our former player Martin Keown, who still has good links to the club and so is probably well informed on the matter, reveals that Wenger is likely to be offered and to accept a new deal as the club has no contingency plan in place and the Frenchman himself is the one who will decide when he goes.

The club is being run like a pprivate Feifdom and when these things happen theres no contingency plan Im disgusted by the whole transfer window so far, Higuian goes as the third most expensive player in the world and theres a bloody good reason for that, we may not have had much chance of getting him this time but how the Fack did we miss him last time round?

I hope they have a real contingency plan for when all of these coaches with little to no reason to leave the great jobs they are in all say no.

That's when Stricklin and his staff began in earnest to plan for contingencies, should the storm hit.

The constant floating of Mike Glennon's name when the quarterback trade market heats up should tell you everything there is to know about the Bucs» opinion of their standing contingency plan for an injury to Jameis Winston.

They have unique requirements and being prepared for any contingency when you are on the road can help you to get to your destination faster and safely.

The comments seemingly clash with what Cuomo said in a Red Room news conference on Tuesday, when he reiterated the state budget plan he proposed does not include a contingency plan for the ACA's repeal.

Sampson said last night that he had decided to let his members go for the holiday weekend because he wanted to re-open three - way negotiations with the Assembly and Paterson — particularly when it comes to the FMAP contingency plan the governor has been harping about.

Effectively Britain is reducing its ability to absorb unforeseen events - its contingency fund - at a time when arguably we need it most.

And the # 3 billion he's had to put aside for Brexit contingencies also demonstrates that when simple appeals meet real life the latter inevitably crushes the former.

Police contingency staff informing experienced immigration officers that they had made a mistake in allowing a Turkish national entry without having indefinite leave to remain, when in fact there was an indefinite leave to remain stamp on the documentation

During an interview on AM 710's «The John Gambling Show», Governor Paterson asked the state legislature to give him the power to implement the same FMAP contingency plan lawmakers agreed to back in the summer when they weren't sure if the state aid bill would pass.

Yaeger, who wore his full dress uniform when visiting the state Capitol, was among a large contingency of officials in firefighting, disaster preparedness and emergency management statewide who traveled to Albany this week.

«I'm not negotiating with anybody,» Paterson said when asked if the vetoes could be called off if legislative leaders meet him halfway on a Medicaid contingency plan.

Grimm spokesman Nick Iacono on Thursday said that the congressman was «not committing to any kind of contingency or trigger» when talking about the possibility of leaving the House.

«The NHS needs to pull its finger out and make sure there's a contingency plan for what to do when its 10,000 places fill up,» says Nutland.

Most governments have made no contingency plans — despite having had 30 years to consider what happens when flu viruses pass to people from birds or animals, which is how all new human strains start.

Under these contingencies, monkeys that can monitor memory should decline tests when memory is poor and take tests when memory is good.

When Moxon's team analyzed the genome of the bacterium N. meningitidis, they found 65 possible contingency genes — enough to put billions and billions of variations in the bank.