place of performance

The time and place of performance are usually stipulated in the contract.

A: A dot is placed at the place of performance address as reported by a recipient.

The play is performed holding the cords hung at the place of performance.

The reason behind the creation of this work, as well as its place of performance, remain a matter for speculation.

HUBZone preferences apply without regard to the place of performance.

Although the patron and the place of performance remain unknown, the date can be determined with considerable accuracy: the spring hunting season of 1684.

"The stripped-down performance with artists who build from the place of performance as opposed to a place of conception and structure."

However, as it was a standard play, without fancy scenery or machinery, the Drury Lane Theatre is the most likely place of performance.

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To avoid these difficulties, some courts proposed applying the lex loci solutionis or the law of the place of performance of the contract.

However, his musical current affairs commentary also irked the authorities, and after 1945 he was prohibited from singing about news items at his usual place of performance.

Frequently the serenades began and ended with movements of a marchlike character-since the instrumentalists often had to march to and from the place of performance.

On weekends throughout the year, the newly organized Chapultepec Orchestra plays at various locations in the park; check with the museum's information office for time and place of performances.

Grantsand Contracts must be searched separately: by individual organization or grant recipient; by place of performance, including by congressional district; or by federal department or agency.

This produced difficulties in cases where the contract required each party to perform its obligations in a different country, or where the place of performance was dictated by later circumstances.

Studies refer to the conclusion that it was the place of performance of rituals related to the cult of snake that represented myth ancestor to the Illyrians.

On Saturday afternoon, the long block between 10th and 11th Avenues will be a place of performances, art displays, informational booths from local galleries, and food and drink.

Paris Theatre was located in Lower Regent Street, near other BBC buildings and was a place of performance of the well-known rock groups.

If a price evaluation adjustment is authorized on a regional basis, the clause shall be included in the solicitation even if the place of performance is outside an authorized region.

There must be evidence adduced from which a conclusion can properly and genuinely be drawn that a contract existed and that the place of performance was the country in which the action was brought.

The decision on this paragraph turns on the proper construction of the crucial words 'in matters relating to a contract,' it not being disputed that the place of performance of the obligation in question (if it exists) was England.

Our most important proposal is that, in addition to the provisions of social security and labour law, collective agreements between employers and trade unions - as our proposal still terms them - should also be adhered to at the place of performance.

Places of performance included the Spoleto Festivals in the U.S. and Italy, Jacob's Pillow, and Joseph Papp's New York Dance Festival at the Delacorte Theatre in Central Park.

Their last place of performance was Poona, where the prevailing story about the Blue Nile was that they were brought down by a flood; it was a small flood, not a major disaster, except that the hygiene at the circus became lax.

An interactive map that displays cumulative data on all RI ARRA awards (grants, contracts, and loans) subject to Section 1512 reporting requirements where Rhode Island is the state listed as the primary place of performance on the award.