The phrase "after contractual" is not complete on its own and may require additional context to be fully understood in written English.
It can be used in legal or business contexts to refer to actions or obligations that occur following the establishment of a contract.
Example: "The parties agreed to meet after contractual obligations were fulfilled to discuss future collaborations."
Alternatives: "post-contractual" or "following the contract".
Co-written with Furtado and Chris Martin (who also recorded a vocal track, removed after contractual problems), it could signal where his collaboration with the Coldplay frontman might head.
Making matters worse, the company was making less from tests after contractual adjustments: at its peak the company received 29.5% of what it billed from insurance companies.
They should also assess which functions should be migrated to the cloud and how, as well as which internal controls to develop, how data will be encrypted and backed up internally, and, after contractual agreement with a CSP, how monitoring will be conducted.
Mr. Ebersol left the network in May after a contractual disagreement with the new NBC management from the Comcast Corporation.
The company also warned there was a high risk of litigation after a contractual dispute with another client, the Co-op Bank.
Unfortunately, few realized that many of these soldiers would serve long after their contractual obligations to the active-duty military are complete.
Then original drummer Bill Ward was excluded from their return after a contractual dispute, though Osbourne later said Ward was too unfit to have rejoined.
The animation is by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks, which both went on to create Mickey after a contractual disagreement with Universal, for whom they had created the Oswald films.
Work on the project has almost entirely ground to a halt in central Edinburgh after furious contractual rows between the council-owned trams agency Tie, formerly Transport Initiatives Edinburgh, and the engineering contractor Bilfinger Berger.
But what of poor Mark Sanchez, who opened last season as a GQ cover boy? "Every starting quarterback has a backup," Mike Tannenbaum, the Jets' general manager, said, insisting that Sanchez was still his man, and Tebow the also-ran, after the contractual squabble had been resolved.
Typically, the stock price will reset after the contractual lockup period expires, freeing up more people to sell.
