Sentence examples similar to as contractually defined from inspiring English sources

The fatal mistake was to try to reduce what is a complex social service to a series of contractually defined transactions.

The term joint venture is often used for commercial activities undertaken by multiple firms, which abide by contractually defined rules for sharing their assets and the consequent risks and gains of their joint action.

In many instances, the activity is not a crime (a violation of criminal law), a civil violation (if the activity is not contractually defined as unauthorized), or even considered unethical in some cultures or situations.

The party buying a call option acquires the right, if the option is exercised, to receive the asset on the predefined date and at the contractually defined price.

criteria as defined by bank.

Many of the ethical positions on marriage can be understood as divided on the question of whether marriage should be defined contractually by the spouses or by its institutional purpose, and they further divide on whether that purpose necessarily includes procreation or may be limited to the marital love relationship.

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

The new law ensures that every closing — as contractually agreed by all sellers going in — will include a broker's full sales commission.

Although we were given a month's notice, as contractually agreed, the notice was served just one week before the Christmas holidays.

These payments can include interest as well as contractually fixed repayments.

as defined by the International Labour Organisation.