Sentence examples for contractual position with from inspiring English sources

We have a contractual position with McLaren in 2004 which we are confident with.

Chris Coleman has taken a bullish approach to his contractual position with the Football Association of Wales by saying he intends to "rattle a few cages" with his employers to persuade them to make the structural and staffing changes that will convince him to sign a new deal.

"I think that the legal fraternity should be careful when offering such opinion from a distance and with little knowledge of the players' contractual position.

He claimed it was a good deal for the taxpayer, adding: "With all full and final settlements, in the event of criminality being established with material impact, we would look again at our contractual position".

Mark Hughes alluded to Arnautovic's contractual position before Tuesday's 1-0 Cupital One Cup semi-final first leg defeat at home against Liverpool, when the Stoke manager said: "We have had conversations with Marko and that is ongoing.

As described in Section 2, negotiated wages set minima for workers according to their sector and contractual position.

The RFL will support its member clubs absolutely to defend their contractual positions and will work with other similarly inclined governing bodies to ensure the unacceptable potential anarchy of lawful contracts simply being walked away from is not tolerated".

The aims of the project were (a) to investigate whether the healthcare institutions were interested in measuring climate, (b) to estimate the range of applicability and reliability of the instrument, (c) to analyse the dimensions of climate among healthcare personnel, (d) to assess the differences among employees with different contractual positions.

"But we have to recognise the contractual positions that we've all arrived at and we have to recognise our responsibilities and liabilities to the stakeholders who, legally, we have entered into contractually binding arrangements with".

Trained personnel were either transferred to another facility or have left jobs due to contractual positions (7, 21% districts).

One organisation did not distinguish correctly between the 2 contractual positions, and included nurses and rehabilitation therapists in the "highly specialised" category.