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- Insurance contract (2251 bytes)
1: '''Insurance contract''' is the written contract or insurance policy between the insured and the i...
3: ==The written contract==
5: ...um payments and the insurer is bound to honor the contract and compensate the insured in case an incident ta...
7: Thus, all insurance contracts have basically the same purpose and methods. Th...
13: #The laws state that though the contract is binding on the insurer (to pay a certain amoun...
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- Mahatma Gandhi (15439 bytes)
22: ...was preparing to return to India on expiry of his contract in South Africa. It was then that he learnt that ... - Stevie Wonder (3433 bytes)
32: ...sed his new talents to persuade Motown to offer a contract that game him complete control over his music. H... - Saturday Night Live (2407 bytes)
19: ...t on the air until 2012. Many attribute this new contract in part to the incredible success of former cast ... - Willie Nelson (3063 bytes)
10: ... [[Nashville]], [[Tennessee]] he could not land a contract. He began touring with [[Ray Price]] as the band... - Garth Brooks (2434 bytes)
13: ... went to [[Nashville]] but could not get a record contract. He married Sandy Mahl in 1986 and the couple mo... - Chevy Chase (3002 bytes)
22: ... to [[Johnny Carson]]. He only signed a one year contract with ''SNL'' and left in 1976 for the big screen.... - Mike Myers (2455 bytes)
23: ...illion because he allegedly backed out of a movie contract. Myers had a reason for this and ended up counte... - Small business (3398 bytes)
1: ...ndustry requirements such as safety standards for contract construction labor or in gourmet food outfits can...
9: ...rley a skill or qualification into independent or contract-based living. Hairdressers, specialty [[chef]]s, ... - Open outsourcing (2828 bytes)
5: ...mmers, who could be based anywhere, can work on a contract basis to provide the solutions the company needs.... - ICANN (2385 bytes)
5: ...t no other corporation was eligible to bid on the contract for these tasks. Primarily, ICANN manages the di... - Financial risk management (1309 bytes)
9: ...icular predicted risks. [[Option]]s and [[futures contract]]s are less secure to manage futures exchange ris... - Full time (1555 bytes)
4: ...ll-time jobs typically pay more than part-time or contract positions. They often involve more hours of work ...
9: ...of additional income in the guise of part-time or contracted work. Since many full-time jobs are salaried, ... - Urban oasis (1671 bytes)
6: ...ss]]es and individuals, for example [[concession (contract)|concessions]] at a [[farmers' market]] or art an... - Author (1455 bytes)
4: ...ess of pitching to publishers, the signing of the contract and any editing of the work that may need to be d... - Third party reproduction (2806 bytes)
15: ...of the process. In cases of surrogacy, the legal contract the surrogate signs, giving legal rights to the c... - Employment (2475 bytes)
1: '''Employment''' refers to a contract between an employer and an employee. The employer...
6: ... its land and capital and is the one named in any contracts or legal documentation in regards to the service...
13: ...or part-time. Some may be hired for a short term, contract or temporary position. These employees are genera... - Career (1830 bytes)
11: ...wo part-time jobs or even providing consulting or contract work in addition to full- or part-time jobs. - Recruiter (1843 bytes)
5: ...ters are either full-time employees or hired on a contract basis. - Artery (3033 bytes)
7: ...h control whether or not the smooth muscle should contract or constrict the flow of blood. This smooth muscl... - Blood vessel (2819 bytes)
15: ...tion of blood by using the smooth muscle layer to contract or relax, leading to “vasoconstriction” or th...
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