Sentence examples for contractual at from inspiring English sources

But Rowlands's relationship with Brenin wasn't like that; it wasn't contractual at all.

Indebitatus assumpsit eventually came to be used to enforce other obligations that were not strictly contractual at all.

"Coaches are at will, and contractual employees at best, so we don't have to identify particular causes," Simper said.

All histological analyses were performed blindly on a contractual basis at the Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory at Washington State University.

The accountant PricewaterhouseCoopers and Serco, the firm at the centre of two contractual scandals at the Ministry of Justice, are among the British names on these teams.

After all, these actions not only are brazenly unconstitutional at public colleges, and in stark violation of contractual promises at most private colleges, but they also involve the lives and reputations of real students and professors.

Miller, for instance, does contractual work at larger institutions such as Northwestern University, University of Virginia, and NIST-Boulder (the latter at half the salary he used to get when he worked there full-time).

He has driven himself mad from an obsession with his contractual obligation at the Overlook hotel.

"We have already taken the decision to completely change contractual arrangements at these centres.

The company was thus forced to make all the retroactive changes in its contractual obligations at one time.

In 2006, four employment agencies, including the largest (Salvation Army) were found to have falsified their reporting to get higher contractual payments (at least $12m).