Sentence examples for contractual authority from inspiring English sources

Wal-Mart wrote the S.E.C. saying it did not have contractual authority to require suppliers to publish the sustainability reports.

"I have no idea where in the hierarchy of contractual authority this landed, and I could not opine on it" after so many years, he said.

If the government detects evidence of overcharges, "it does not have the legislative, regulatory or contractual authority to effectively remedy the situation," George F. Grob, an assistant deputy inspector general, said.

And since few novelists ever have any contractual authority over how their book will be adapted, a producer and director can do whatever the hell they want with your novel.

System operators have the contractual authority to adjust customer power load directly when necessary.

Last week Judge William Alsup ordered that Uber "exercise the full extent of [its] corporate, employment, contractual, and other authority" to force Levandowski to return any downloaded materials to Waymo.

Although regional policies may be unconstitutional in some other countries, they are a crucial part of the Chinese institutional structure and influence the contractual systems and authority-accountability mechanism in different regions.

Transaction cost economics argues that the modern large firm represents a substitution of contractual relationships with an authority relationship.

In an unusual contractual agreement that gives the authority until May 27 to exercise a one-year option to make a binding offer, it will be investment bankers, not KeySpan and the authority, who set the final figure.

Network clinics had been established in many regions through contractual agreements with regional health authorities [ 7].

This is complemented by the transfer of budgetary allocations via basket funding or the Service Agreement, a contractual arrangement between local government authorities and private health facilities (16).