Sentences with phrase «dictated by that agreement»

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Dan Ciuriak, a former deputy chief economist at Canada's trade department who now is a senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), notes that if Trump blows up NAFTA, Canada's trade with the U.S. would be dictated by the terms of their original free - trade agreement from 1989.

Likewise, from time to time Hard Assets Alliance may engage in affiliate programs offered by other companies, though corporate policy firmly dictates that such agreements will have no influence on any product or service recommendations, nor alter the pricing that would otherwise be available in absence of such an agreement.

Therefore, it could never enter into an agreement where it's policy would be dictated by european and american interests.

German book prices are governed by the so - called Fixed Price Law / Agreement («Buchpreisbindung»), which basically dictates that a specific book has to be sold at the same price in all outlets.

What actually determines what a mezzanine provider will and will not do in a default scenario is dictated by the intercreditor agreement, a key link between the senior debt lender and the mezzanine financing provider.

Ideally these lenders should not all have forward purchase agreements or be owned by the same secondary market, since the loan discounts and the quality of customer service are often dictated by the lender that ultimately holds the loans, not the lender that originates the loans.

Part of the process involves adjusting model parameters within limits dictated by observations and the principles of physics so as to coax the simulations into good agreement with the real world climate.

Even though countries would agree to meet the minimum international price, the agreement would not dictate the mechanism by which countries meet their obligations.

What happens in the real world is not going to be dictated by any one actor, leader, understanding, or agreement.

Neither is the adoption of positions within the framework of trade and investment agreements dictated by the nature of the agreement itself.

The section makes no reference to situations where the terms of the order are dictated by the parties» own separation agreements.

In order to recover the costs incurred by going through the process of mediation in the pre-trial stages of litigation, the costs must first be proportionate to the factors set out in CPR 44.3 (5), unless the mediation agreement itself dictates how costs are to be apportioned between the parties.

A job - related move if employed by the military or government; federal and state laws dictate the rules surrounding this reason in lease agreements

Keep in mind that the agreement between the lawyer and the firm can not contradict either party's ethical obligations, but it may well create obligations beyond those imposed by the ethical rules, and it may also dictate who takes on certain ethical obligations discussed below.

However, the court's ability to modify spousal support provisions are dictated by the language of the settlement agreement.

We have a dedicated team to monitor our application availability with alerts based upon availability thresholds as dictated by our Service Legal Agreements with our customers.

When couples reach agreements on their own and do not have outcomes dictated by third parties, those agreements are more likely to be honored.

Absent a marital agreement, the decisions about couple's assets will be dictated by state laws and precedent cases that don't necessarily serve the couple's best interests.

In collaborative law, the participation agreement and protocols designed by the practice group and between counsel dictate what behaviours are expected.

This is usually dictated by a legal agreement put in place by company legal advisors.

However, until a court order dictates otherwise, the decision of the PC is binding on the parties by virtue of either the signed Parenting Coordinator Agreement, stipulation of the parties, or the court order of appointment.

This means that the terms of the separation agreement were manifestly unfair and dictated by a dominant spouse.

The mediation process is based on agreement between both parties and allows them to control of the terms and conditions of their own settlement agreement instead of the terms being dictated by the divorce court.

Mediation is based on agreement between both parties and allows them to control of the terms and conditions in the settlement agreement instead of the terms being dictated by the divorce court.

The mediation process that we will undertake together is premised on a simple philosophy: agreements reached by the two of you, not dictated to you by lawyers or judges, are the ones most likely to feel acceptable in the present and worthy of honoring down the road.

This freedom allows you to design an agreement that works for you and your family's needs, not one dictated by the court system.

Divorce Mediation Mediation is based on agreement between both parties and allows them to control of the terms and conditions in the settlement agreement instead of the terms being dictated by the divorce court.

My board, the Vancouver Island Real Estate Board, would not publish a listing that, in their words, «dictated the level of service a selling broker provided» and so we have the unique experience of a listing contract for a property located in one of the several condoning boards in the province being rejected by the member's own board, despite a spirit of co-operation agreement between boards.