substantial performance

Where there is substantial performance of the contract, then money must be paid.

Failure to meet programme promises could mean losing all or part of a substantial performance bond.

How many cycles could one of these batteries go through without substantial performance reduction?

At common law, substantial performance is an alternative principle to the perfect tender rule.

It dealt with the matters of material breach and substantial performance.

Substantial performance occurs when one of the following events takes place:

Harriott's work in 1969 was to be the last substantial performances of his career.

Mr. Murphy in particular gives a more substantial performance than might be expected here.

The first instance court said there had been substantial performance of the job, and management acquiesced in the variation.

If there is material breach, then by logic there was not substantial performance.

Generally, Compuware says a 1.5- to 2-second spread between cloud providers represents a substantial performance difference.

Teams also possess team parts, modifications applicable to any vehicle that usually offer a substantial performance boost.

This gives substantial performance benefits in online publishing applications, where the same transformation is applied many times per second to different source documents.

The group also noted that both systems demonstrated "substantial performance improvements" over previously tested systems.

A substantial performance gap remains among eighth graders.

Although this enabled managers to act after the fact to improve performance, many months may pass before substantial performance improvement is achieved.

Then it used its small collection of period instruments - fortepiano, violin and cello - to create substantial performances.

In some cases there may be substantial performance but not complete performance, which allows the performing party to be partially compensated.

Specialized methods provide substantial performance gains.

Therefore, it is most useful for simple yet unpredictable comparison or conditional operations, where it can provide substantial performance gains.

The resulting aircraft provided a substantial performance increase over the Mk IX.

With the substantial performance improvements in digital processing since its introduction, Layer I quickly became unnecessary and obsolete.

Given the substantial performance gains, amenability to current fabrication methods, and Microsoft's involvement, this report could signal the beginning of a new display technology.

Sachs LJ held that Bolton was entitled to nothing because there had been no substantial performance at all.

The plaintiff left the work untouched, and asked for a certificate that the final payment was due (arguing substantial performance) which was refused by Kent.