Sentence examples for contractual meaning from inspiring English sources

In short, freemen-on-the-land are a loose collective who claim statute law is merely contractual, meaning the "law" - there are a lot of inverted commas involved in freemen explanations, so get used to it - as you or I know it only applies if we consent to it, and thus can be opted out of at any time.

Volkswagen said its supervisory board had accepted a proposal from the board of management to reduce their contractual pay, meaning an "ordinary member" of the board will see their pay fall 39% from €5.3m in 2014 to €3.2m for 2015.

Marinatto said in a telephone interview that he planned to hold Syracuse and Pittsburgh to their 27-month contractual exit obligations, meaning that they would not be able to leave the Big East until June 2014.

The Basquiat was one of six works in the auction that were guaranteed to sell thanks to what Sotheby's calls an irrevocable bid, meaning a contractual agreement with a buyer to purchase a work for an undisclosed sum.

Unlike most contracts in the energy industry, the Kashagan agreement was a "flexible PSA" meaning the contractual terms-the allocation of risks and returns-depended on ex post realizations of such things as capital costs and profitability.

As a result the tenn quantum meruit acquired a double meaning and covered both contractual and quasi-contractual recovery.

Appreciating the difficulty of ex ante regulation by contracting parties provides the basis, in Part II, for attaching a more precise legal meaning to those contractual provisions that establish the standard of future performance.

But does a contractual relationship to food exhaust the meaning or significance of what happens in a meal?

In concert comes a contractual fixed one-way hourly rate meaning with certain restrictions, you know what you will pay and you won't be charged ferry fees to reposition your aircraft before or after your flight.

The WGA and SAG-AFTRA haven't updated their franchise agreements with the agencies in years, meaning they have little contractual power to halt the agencies' expansion.

The primary barrier to this are the legal prohibitions demanded by mainstream chemical publishers which are generally agreed by subscribing institutions, meaning that it is a contractual violation to undertake text-mining activities.