Sentence examples for Contractually binding from inspiring English sources

These are voluntary but, as explicit privacy policies, contractually binding.

These are often referred to as contractually binding mechanisms, secured support agreements, or support agreements paired with security agreements.

Instead of giving the employees stock, Facebook made a contractually binding promise to give them shares later, after the I.P.O.

He wrote then: "If the press agrees a new form of self-regulation, perhaps contractually binding this time, we will happily take part.

The introduction of such a contractually binding protection would be a great advance for journalists and for journalism in the UK.

At the same meeting it was virtually instructed that countries should "as a matter of urgency" enter into contractually binding agreements up until 2023.

Participants can contractually bind themselves to keep the research findings of fellow researchers confidential.

How contractually will binding votes on pay work?

Contractually, it is shonky: acceptance of an event isn't binding unless it says so on the invitation.

She also warned that brand identity could only be secured contractually and advised entrepreneurs to ensure their agreements were legally binding.

Specifically, he believed that it contractually required him to give to specific charities or foundations, versus morally binding him to donate at least half his wealth during his lifetime, or at his death, to causes he saw fit.