Incompleteness Sample Clauses
The Incompleteness clause defines how situations are handled when a contract or agreement lacks certain details or provisions. Typically, this clause outlines procedures for addressing gaps, such as referring to industry standards, seeking mutual agreement, or applying default rules. Its core function is to ensure that the contract remains enforceable and functional even if some aspects are not explicitly covered, thereby reducing uncertainty and disputes arising from missing information.
Incompleteness. If any payment instruction does not include all of the information required by Section 4.2 above, the Trustee shall promptly so notify the Bontang VI Trustee by telex or telecopier transmission (with a copy to the Producers) and shall not comply with such incomplete instructions.
Incompleteness. It is the part that explains that if in the employment agreement there are things that are not regulated then the parties can refer to the Company Regulations and Legislation.
Incompleteness employees continuously build on their understanding of the relationship as they spend more time within the organisation;
Incompleteness. Ranking the three preceding valuation-based positions in terms of incompleteness (from most incomplete to least), I discuss the accounts in the following order: Hare, Plato’s Socrates, and Spinoza. Hare’s account is so incomplete as to border on superficiality. While he puts forward a valuation-based account, his analysis only loosely gestures toward ‘some’ psychological incapacitation that would interfere with an agent’s actions. It is good to know that there is room for one or more auxiliary psychological forces in an otherwise analytically related interaction between judgment and action; but what does ‘psychological impossibility’ really mean in the context of decision-making? Although Hare cites Ovid’s Medea and St. Paul’s admission in his letter to the Romans– at length, he argues, to capture the prescriptivist tone of the two passages – he does not enter into a more detailed, mechanical account of what might be underway. For someone looking to develop a heuristic model for sifting through the empirical evidence, this position does not provide much to go on. Hare’s account is strongly incomplete (Figure 3.1.).
Figure 3.1. A representation of Hare’s model of weakness of will. Using ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ criteria, it is an incomplete mechanism schema (adapted from ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇▇▇, 2013, 87, Figure 6.1.).