Preface

Ehrman, John

doi:10.1017/cbo9781316530344.001

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“…Actors, footbailers, newsreaders and the like will be restrained from breaching a promise not to work for a competitor, so long as the restraint is reasonable and not too long in duration. 64 Managers, 65 travelling salespersons, 66 porters, 67 or other ordinary employees 68 are far less likely to be restrained from working for a competitor. There are instances where courts will restrain an ordinary employee from working for a competitor for a limited time, so long as the restriction does not restrain the employee from any employment.…”

Section: Contracts For Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Substitutability and disgorgement damages in contract

Barnett¹

2010

Exploring Private Law

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Section: Contracts For Servicesmentioning

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Substitutability and disgorgement damages in contract

Barnett¹

2010

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“…Burke used all his influence to get Remarks read before Grenville's Declaration was published, not only, as he states at the start, because it would be ineffectual to issue threats from a position of military weakness, but because ' it will fix a principle for the present War, and for future arrangement ; and will render easy, or extremely embarrass, the proceedings of those [such as Burke himself ] who, without being in Office, have hitherto defended by argument as well as by their Vote, the Cause of Government'. 155 This foundered, but by early June, with military setbacks and rumoured Austrian peace moves, which led Pitt to 'set on foot some decent plan of pacification ', Burke received further encouragement from both Windham and French Laurence. Throughout the winter he complained that 'all the misfortunes of the war have arisen from this … ambiguity in our politics '.…”

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Edmund Burke's Changing Justification for Intervention

Hampsher‐Monk

2005

Hist. J.

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Burke's justification for intervention in French internal affairs in the name of the international community has formed a powerful strand of thought in both diplomacy and international relations theory. However, the strength and openness of Burke's advocacy, traced here, changed according to his target audience, the domestic, and the international political context. Crucially, when he came to justify the case openly, the arguments changed completely. Beginning with a Grotian argument drawn from Vattel and premised on states as isolated rights-holders in a pre-social ‘state of nature’, Burke always struggled to draw a justification for intervention in the case, allowed by Vattel, of irrevocable political disunion. This conflicted both with Burke's general conception of states as corporate wholes and his linked policy aspiration to restore the totality of French ancient institutions. Ultimately abandoning this, his final argument, fully set out only in the Letters on a regicide peace, is completely new. It is premised not on modern international law but on remedies to be found in Roman domestic law, invocation of which he justifies by claiming Europe to be a single juridical enclave, drawing on an eighteenth-century discourse of shared manners, law, and culture as constitutive of political identity and community.

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“…Nonetheless, most of the referred works do not characterize the recovery behavior of the material over time, and when this is the case, it is often the strain evolution that is monitored. Recent examples of this can be found in refs [24–26]. In ref.…”

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“…In ref. [24], a comprehensive study on the effects of programming strain, end load and chemical environment, performed with a chemically stimulated linear SMP, is carried out; in refs [25,26] the authors studied the effect of some printing parameters and orientation of the applied stress, on the recovery behavior of cubes of PLA produced by FFF.…”

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Shape memory polymers as actuators: Characterization of the relevant parameters under constrained recovery

Peixoto

Zille

Silva

et al. 2021

Polymer Engineering & Sci

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In this work, a shape memory polyurethane is characterized through constrained recovery experiments performed in a tensile testing equipment. The most relevant results obtained are those concerned with the stress released over time during the recovery stage, since they provide quantitative information that can be used in the design of actuators. For this sake, design guidelines are proposed based on the effect of: (i) the programming temperature; (ii) the deformation imposed during the programming stage; (iii) the recovery temperature; and (iv) the manufacturing process used to produce the samples tested (compression molding and Fused Filament Fabrication). The set of experiments performed with compression‐molded samples put in evidence a considerable variety of material responses: (i) the maximum released stress varied from 0.74 to 1.68 MPa; (ii) the time required to attain this stress varied from 47 to 600 s; and (iii) the stress was released as a peak value that relaxed rapidly, or, contrarily, had a lasting effect. Another relevant conclusion is that the 3D printing technique does not affect the shape memory behavior of the material. Having this in mind, the conclusions provided by the compression‐molded samples study can be extended to printed ones.

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Preface

Cited by 4 publications

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Substitutability and disgorgement damages in contract

Substitutability and disgorgement damages in contract

Edmund Burke's Changing Justification for Intervention

Shape memory polymers as actuators: Characterization of the relevant parameters under constrained recovery

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