Sentence examples for contract penalty from inspiring English sources

Their ruling described contract penalty clauses as "an ancient, haphazardly constructed edifice which has not weathered well".

When the demand is realized, the supplier must sell to the buyer at a discount contract price up to a contract reservation quantity, and the buyer will pay a contract penalty for each unit he reserved but did not order.

The CCG spokesman added: "We are obliged to enforce the contract penalty, as this is a matter of patient safety.

But from Friday the media regulator Ofcom's voluntary code of practice will give customers the right to exit a contract penalty-free if the company cannot fix poor broadband speed within a month.

Time is money in the oil industry, and these helicopters must meet commercial airline-style availability and punctuality targets to avoid contract penalties from clients.

For these contractors, the total amount of civil penalties and contract penalties in a fiscal year may not exceed the total amount of fees paid by DOE to that entity in that fiscal year.

Maryland officials have said the state has spent more than $380 million on planning and designing the project and would lose hundreds of millions more in contract penalties if it is canceled.

Other organisations are also running 111 lines for NHS England and have been warned they must deliver good care or face financial or contract penalties.

Customers can leave their contract without penalty if they inform TalkTalk within 30 days.

Minors, for instance, can typically cancel a contract without penalty, unless it is co-signed by a parent.

A new Code of Practice comes into effect in July 2011 compelling providers to allow customers with a proven history of poor speeds to cancel their contract without penalty within three months of signing up.