Sentence examples for contractual as from inspiring English sources

Miller pointed out at the time that the payout was contractual as he had "relinquished equity" in joining GMG.

The term 'affinity' in this study is contractual, as direct binding assays were not performed in this study, and it is used to denote hierarchy in CcpA target genes regulation.

It is used to purchase EGDs and management tools, and to pay the salaries of certain contractual workers as well as fixed costs, such as water and electricity bills.

But when Evian's tournament committee agreed to meet the criteria, including improving television and contractual agreements, as well as redesigning the entire Evian Resort Golf Club course, the commissioner went to his board of directors and requested adding a fifth major.

"The decision also overlooks the government's moves to avoid any problems relating to Greece's contractual obligations, as well as the will of all Greeks to plan our future inside the euro zone," the Finance Ministry said in a statement reported by Reuters.

Supporting automated and dynamic negotiation of contractual agreements as well as implementing these agreements in an automated, ad hoc fashion are therefore key requirements for compensation systems in future mobile networks.

Due to the lack of long-term contractual security, as well as the club's limited dependence on broadcast rights fees (owing to its affluent membership), it is widely held that CBS allows Augusta National greater control over the content of the broadcast, or at least performs some form of self-censorship, in order to maintain future rights.

The evaluation had to assess compliance with contractual obligations as well as adherence to UNICEF's equity focus and the potential contribution of the project to the sector and to UNICEF's institutional learning agenda.

Beyond the mental and physical concerns, Krzyzewski said some players could have contractual concerns as well.

It involves a tortuous set of contractual relationships between as many as 150 companies.

He believes that the moral obligation to pay workers their contractual due is as strong as the obligation to repay the bankers whose debt keeps the city afloat.