6.engagement
(n) participation ; a commitment, especially for marriage; an event.
a. The engagement begin at 7:30.
b. The entire office was invited to her engagement party.
7.establish
(v) to institute permanently; to bring out.
a. Through her many books and interviews , Dr.Wan established herself as an authority on conflict resolution.
b. The merger of the two companies established a powerful new corporation.
8.obligate
(v) to bind legally or morally.
a. The contractor was obligated by the contract to work 40 hours a week.
b. I felt obligated to finish the project even though I could have exercised my option to quit.
9.party
(n) a person or group participating in an action or plan ; the people or sides concerned in a legal matter.
a. The parties agreed to a settlement in their contract dispute.
b. The party that prepares the contract has a distinct advantage.
10. provision
(n) a measure taken beforehand ; a stipulation.
a. The father made provisions for his children through his will.
b. The contract contains a provision to deal with how payments are made if John loses his job.
11.resolve
(v) to deal with successfully; to declare;
(n) conviction.
a. The mediator was able to resolve the problem to everyone's satisfaction.
b. The businessman resolved to clean out all the files by the end of the week.
12.specific
(adj) particular.
a. The customer's specific complaint was not addressed in his email.
b. In a contract, one specific word can change the meaning dramatically.
(n) participation ; a commitment, especially for marriage; an event.
a. The engagement begin at 7:30.
b. The entire office was invited to her engagement party.
7.establish
(v) to institute permanently; to bring out.
a. Through her many books and interviews , Dr.Wan established herself as an authority on conflict resolution.
b. The merger of the two companies established a powerful new corporation.
8.obligate
(v) to bind legally or morally.
a. The contractor was obligated by the contract to work 40 hours a week.
b. I felt obligated to finish the project even though I could have exercised my option to quit.
9.party
(n) a person or group participating in an action or plan ; the people or sides concerned in a legal matter.
a. The parties agreed to a settlement in their contract dispute.
b. The party that prepares the contract has a distinct advantage.
10. provision
(n) a measure taken beforehand ; a stipulation.
a. The father made provisions for his children through his will.
b. The contract contains a provision to deal with how payments are made if John loses his job.
11.resolve
(v) to deal with successfully; to declare;
(n) conviction.
a. The mediator was able to resolve the problem to everyone's satisfaction.
b. The businessman resolved to clean out all the files by the end of the week.
12.specific
(adj) particular.
a. The customer's specific complaint was not addressed in his email.
b. In a contract, one specific word can change the meaning dramatically.
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