Sentence examples for contractual guidance from inspiring English sources

Although the ban is exceedingly poor — one can think of few groups less in need of contractual guidance in the United States than institutional bondholders — the lurking amendment would worsen the plight of the bondholder.

[Planning Manager, North West, England] Interventions were considered non-viable if they were believed to be incommensurable with national legislation, finance, contractual obligations and government endorsed guidance for best practice or if they were unacceptable to local stakeholders, such as delivery partners, politicians and the public.

Current recommendations relating to child obesity prevention interventions by the World Health Organization [ 2] note the importance of the private sector as an employer and provider of goods and services, but do not offer specific guidance in managing contractual relationships involving contributions to health interventions.

"We have already brought in a contractual right to raise concerns and issued clear guidance to NHS organisations that all their contracts of employment should cover staff whistleblowing rights.

An NSPCC spokesman said: "We have clear contractual arrangements in place with those that fundraise on our behalf, including strict guidance on vulnerable people, and expect the highest standards of behaviour from everyone who operates under the NSPCC banner.

On the inappropriate use of 'commercial confidentiality' as a reason for the non-disclosure of data, the committee calls for policies and guidance for public bodies to build full information requirements into their contractual agreements, in a consistent way.

He said he would be issuing guidance to trusts on their procedures as well as looking to introduce a contractual right for staff to raise concerns that are in the public interest.

Contractual obligation.

"But not contractual ones".

Is it a contractual requirement?

"We honor our contractual obligations".