Sentence examples for contractual in from inspiring English sources

This pension entitlement is entirely contractual in nature.

The court also held that Title IX is "contractual" in nature, with Congress awarding federal funds conditioned on the recipients' compliance with federal nondiscrimination law.

In their court filings, retirees in Colorado and Minnesota had argued that their benefits were contractual in nature, and therefore protected by state and federal constitutional language barring the impairment of contracts.

As noted already, the SLA mechanisms presented and discussed here will not be contractual in nature.

In other words, given our situations as being born into particular governments, it certainly doesn't appear that our special obligations to our governments are contractual in nature.

HMRC contends it has proof, in the form of documents and emails, that the payments were contractual in nature, which would make the scheme illegal.

"One clear objective is to enable us to enter into shorter contractual tie-ins with particular suppliers or products," the council said in a statement.

And Hancock's vision for health tech seems to be proposing to outlaw such contractual lock ins.

The ACC had a contractual tie-in with the Humanitarian Bowl that afforded the bowl organizing committee the eighth pick of the conference's bowl-eligible teams.

So consider (ii), i.e., claiming that while some special obligations may initially appear to be non-contractual in nature, they are really contractual.

Yet in envisioning the relationship between society and the individual as quasi-contractual in nature, the reciprocity argument reveals its principal flaw: The conditions of this "contract" may not be met, and also, once met, impose no further obligations upon the parties.