Sentence examples for be contractually committed from inspiring English sources

All players offered a scholarship at 16 should be contractually committed to working, for at least one day a week, in a club-run community scheme.

"The company is contractually committed to make the relevant payment to each former director unless it can legally establish a case of gross misconduct against him.

Moreover, it is important to note the anti-bundling concessions that antitrust laws have yet to settle on as a violation, but here the parties are contractually committed to honoring.

But Tesco said yesterday: "The company is contractually committed to make the relevant payment to each former director unless it can legally establish a case of gross misconduct against him".

Demand for Gazprom's natural gas will plunge by about 60 billion cubic meters this year, according to Mr. Stern — about equal to the amount the company is contractually committed to import from the former Soviet states.

But refusing to play a show to which you were contractually committed had any number of consequences, from the obvious legal and financial pitfalls to the one result no entertainer ever wants to contemplate, the alienation of a substantial portion of his audience.

The team are contractually committed to F1 until 2020.

Alonso is contractually committed to Ferrari until 2016 but there has been friction between team and driver in recent weeks.

BT was contractually committed to deliver 111 jobs in the first two years and said it would try and deliver a further 240 jobs within the same period.

GSR was contractually committed to only obtain data in accordance with the UK Data Protection Act and to seek the informed consent of each respondent.

It is a question of time before we are competitive and hopefully it will be sooner rather than later". Alonso also implied McLaren, to whom he is contractually committed until 2017, would be his last team in F1.