Bracket Sample Clauses

A Bracket clause defines a range or set of thresholds within a contract that determine how certain terms or obligations apply based on specific criteria, such as financial amounts or performance levels. For example, payment rates, liability caps, or bonus structures may change depending on which bracket a particular outcome falls into. This clause provides a structured way to scale obligations or benefits, ensuring that contractual terms adjust fairly and predictably as circumstances change.
Bracket. A metal bracket, parkway-type wood bracket, mast arm or other support for luminaire or Device for attachment to wood poles, buildings or other structures.
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Bracket. A metal bracket, parkway type wood bracket, mast arm or other support for luminaire or luminaire fixture for attachment to wood poles, buildings or other structures.
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Bracket. Entry-­‐level wages.
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Bracket. Work Station Bracket"; 1/8" steel; sized and spaced according to the proposed counter load and use, unless otherwise indicated; stainless steel finish.
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Bracket. Provide anchor support bracket as required to connect stationary end of spring to the wall and to level the shaft and prevent sag.
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