Sentence examples for contractual naming from inspiring English sources

Since then, though, G.M.'s presence has shrunk to three floors from 26, and its contractual naming rights for the property expire in 2010.

While he said contractual obligations prevented him from naming specific applications, Mr. Farago said the data also showed "a heavy emphasis on what people can do during those in-between moments and while in transit" — using apps for finding restaurants or keeping shopping lists, for example.

For contractual reasons, we cannot name the specific countries.

He has defensively said that his sponsors, including one he would not name with a women-only contractual clause, have stayed with him.

If anyone is to blame for the current system not working, it is the person who supervised the last two rounds of contractual negotiations for the city -- someone named Michael Bloomberg.

When Mr. Perella left the firm in 1993, he sold all his stock, although, for contractual reasons, his name stayed on the door.

He said he could not name the company because of a contractual confidentiality clause.

He can't name his banking clients due to contractual obligations but claims millions of people will be tracked by the technology.

Nuance's clients often don't name Nuance as a partner under contractual obligation and it's been up to Nuance to let slip that its Dragon voice technology was behind Siri and Samsung's Smart TVs.

Legal counsel may offer further invaluable assistance to ensure compliance with state and hospital regulations on patient confidentiality, name-based reporting to the state, medical liability, patient record documentation, and contractual issues.

"It was no picnic to keep our contractual obligations not to talk," said one person close to Blackwater, who insisted on not being named.