Sentences with phrase «as a contingency»

Save the funds as a contingency plan in case something does go wrong or you experience a slow month and need the extra cash to cover operating expenses and payroll.

Our law firm works on what is known as a contingency fee basis — which means we are on your team.

If you have hundreds of thousands of dollars as a contingency fund available, then you are fine.

Known as a contingency fee arrangement, this system can help you to ensure that you won't be paying enormous out - of - pocket expenses.

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

We offer free initial consultations as well as contingency fee arrangements for all cases, nationwide.

They expect lawyers and law firms to consider alternative arrangements, such as contingency, fixed or block fees and hybrid compensation agreements, in some instances.

I had hard money lined up as a contingency in case I wasn't able to raise the funds.

Some therapists use a form of therapy known as contingency management with their pregnant patients.

A satisfactory home inspection is often included as a contingency by the purchaser.

A satisfactory home inspection is often included as a contingency by the purchaser.

One thing I do like about this window... is how we opened talks with our top targets, as well as the contingency targets.

You don't know exactly what they'll be, but you can certainly set them aside as a contingency plan.

A life insurance policy functions similarly as a contingency plan.

At a minimum, this should be something to remember as a contingency plan if you get into serious trouble later in life.

It is important to have sufficient liquid cash / bank balance as a contingency fund.

As a contingency firm, our business model is simple: you pay us only when you choose to hire a candidate that we have introduced to you.

When you got married you probably didn't think about divorce as a contingency plan.

The law also doesn't prevent the two parties from negotiating hazard reduction as a contingency.

I usually have a short inspection period as a contingency; if I can't generate any interest in that time, I can unwind the deal with no harm or foul.

Always write one into your real estate purchase contract as a contingency.

We never charge any upfront fees, and work on what is known as a contingency fee basis.

It can also help us identify possible areas we can move into — as our contingency plan in times of need — thus making us more resilient to face the future.

Home inspections are often used as contingencies on purchase offers for good reason.

In developed countries, livelihood and asset losses sustained in natural disasters are often covered by international insurance, capital markets, or simply by government budgets that act as contingency funds.

Then ORION performed the full due diligence on each, managed the purchase agreements, loan placements and loan assumptions including preparing the client for rigorous bank underwriting, and effected the closing of two each (six total closings) with a third property always held as a contingency option.

Zenit star Witsel, 27, is a fine player, but he should definitely only be seen as a contingency plan as he is significantly inferior to Nainggolan.

After leaving Chloride Systems, I spent two years as a contingency executive recruiter.

She left Chloride Systems in 2000 and spent two years as a contingency executive recruiter.

The purchase contract should also outline important seller responsibilities that although part of the standard contract could also be categorized as contingencies.

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.

3) Could this push the listed fund towards a capital raising post-listing date as a contingency plan — and how would this affect the ASX «Share Price».

The cash reserves are there as a contingency, maybe it causes a shake up and gets in a manager with higher ambitions than just to win the «wenger cup» every season, which as usual is all we can shoot for and no longer is this even guaranteed.

As Windhorst and ESPN's Dave McMenamin write in Return of the King, general manager David Griffin had to focus on the James pursuit while hanging on to Hayward and Chandler Parsons merely as contingencies.

Chambers should be kept as a contingency player in case of injuries or loaned out to gain some experience and more confidence we should not sell him.

The Spain international has been earmarked as a contingency option, should Los Blancos fail in their attempt to lure Robert Lewandowski from Bayern Munich during the summer.

Recently though, reports emerging out of Spain had claimed that Spanish giants Real Madrid were considering a move for Kane as contingency for the potential departure of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Cuomo in a conference call with reporters insisted the budget wouldn't be late, but he indicated some changes may be made as a contingency to a potential federal health care overhaul.

Legislator Casey Jordan says the legislature is labeling $ 3 million of the department's $ 79 million budget as contingency funds, which means lawmakers will be able to have more control over that spending.

(In fact, Bedknobs was first conceived as a contingency plan should Mary Poppins author P.L. Travers back out of approving Disney's adaptation.)

A frugal, fuel - efficient truck for the hardworking American, the Ranger was born as a contingency plan from Ford for an industry and consumer shift to smaller trucks that evolved into an icon.

I'm currently a short - distance landlord, and I set aside a % of the rental income as a contingency fund to throw at plumbers or whoever in event of a major problem, just on the grounds that I can't be available 24/7/365.

Internationally renowned, Otobong Nkanga employs traces of memory and human activity as the sounding board for narration and «the performative» in her work that negotiate the cycle of art between the aesthetic realm of display and a strategies of de-sublimation that push the status of the artwork as contingency.

To monitor every aspect of performance not only increases the cost of managing the project, but also require the supplier to build additional cost into its cost model as a contingency for having to pay service level credits.

CosmoLex time and billing software can handle either model, as well as contingency billing, but which billing is right for your practice?

It seems likely that in the future, legal representatives in the employment tribunal will rely on conditional fee agreements which are no longer regulated and which can be drafted in such a way as to produce the same result as a contingency fee agreement.»

If this is beginning to sound like the gibberish you'd get in Wonderland, pause for a moment and reflect on this: if you know what you don't know, you can build in extra time and resources as a contingency.