Sentence examples for breach of contractual from inspiring English sources

For example, reforms to the kafala system allowed other migrant workers to transfer to a different employer in the event of a breach of contractual obligations.

The records include 137 gross violations, defined as "serious breach of contractual terms … which makes any further working relationship and trust impossible".

In many cases, states and municipalities are not required to negotiate these changes with retirees, and lawsuits challenging the cutbacks as a breach of contractual promises to retirees have resulted in mixed decisions.

When Mr. Blumenthal and Ms. Nappier filed their suit in 2002, they used their entire legal arsenal, accusing Forstmann Little of breach of fiduciary responsibilities, breach of contractual obligations and violations of securities law.

As a response to ongoing conflicts with Borislow, in June WPS moved to exercise its right to terminate his franchise at the end of the season for breach of contractual obligations.

In addition, Mr. DiSpirito said his business partners failed to provide financial expertise and damaged the restaurant with "repeated and manifold breaches of contractual and fiduciary obligations".

The report finds that BAE Systems was in breach of its contractual obligations and – rather than help the inquiry, as it claims – built "a wall of denial and obfuscation".

He said: "BAE Systems was in breach of its contractual obligations... in failing to use reasonable skill and care", adding: "The responsibility for this must lie with the leadership of the company.

Penske Media said in a statement that it had launched arbitration against Finke to "enforce its covenants not to compete and to obtain monetary damages for numerous breaches of her contractual agreements with the company".

In addition, the right to privacy can also be protected through private civil action, either by means of delict/tort, a breach of confidence, or contractual remedies (see National Media v Jooste 1996 (3) SA 262 (A); R v Department of Health [2001] Q.B. 424; Restatement (Second) of Torts, American Law Institute, 1977).

The complaint, filed by Calibra's lawyer, Timothy D. McGonigle, accused Variety of contractual breach, negligence, fraud and deceit, and unfair business practices.