Sentence examples for contractual orders from inspiring English sources

Households, in carrying out their saving decisions, do not place contractual orders with producers for future deliveries of particular goods and services.

Miriam O'Reilly, who won a landmark age discrimination case against the BBC after she was dropped by BBC1's Countryfile, and has spoken out about bullying, said: "I am delighted they are going to remove the contractual gagging orders because they have been the main reason why BBC management has been able to say they have had a good track record on bullying in the past.

"America is a contractual society," he says.

He also quickly put the Beatles' complicated contractual commitments in order.

Still, Topsy has ended up in a symbiotic relationship with Twitter – it pays an undisclosed fee for API access (the "firehose" of Twitter data), but Twitter also pays Topsy through a separate contractual agreement in order to build special tools like its presidential election index or Oscars index, for example.

Some speculated that executive producer Lorne Michaels released Elliott from her "SNL" contractual requirements in order for her to appear on the sitcom.

The remedy of specific performance is, in contractual matters, an order by the court which requires the party in breach of contract to perform his obligations.

The group's executive director Jim Killock added that the ruling did at least "reassert that workplace monitoring must only take place with employees' prior contractual agreement in order to restrict what companies can do".

By contracting we mean a relationship between a public purchaser and a private, not-for-profit or for-profit providers that engage in a contractual relationship in order to deliver public services [ 1].

Contractual obligations on highlighting change orders and estimating their cost/time impact are discussed.

In order to reduce contractual risk, the inclusion of a drill and blast section to be used in the case of extreme challenges, can be wise.