Sentence examples for contractual promise from inspiring English sources

"Once the city attorneys performed services in reliance on the city's contractual promise to provide the PERS benefits on retirement, the city is contractually bound to honor that obligation," the lawsuit states.

Guarantee means a guarantor's contractual promise to repay indebtedness if an obligor fails to repay as agreed.

When Penguin found out, it went "ballistic," Ms. Davenport wrote on her blog, accusing her of breaking her contractual promise to avoid competing with it.

But, Blackstone had no contractual obligation to enter into such arrangements, and Aladdin made no contractual promise that it would get Blackstone to do so.

A tort action will not lie". Negligence is the basis of a tort action; a mere breach of a contractual promise will not suffice.

Attempts by contractual promise to limit one's freedom of changing or revoking one's will are without any effect in those legal systems that follow the pattern of the French civil code.

This Department will determine whether you are fulfilling the contractual promises you gave when the funding agreement was signed.

At the same time, decades of contractual promises made to unionized workers, including no-layoff clauses, are increasing the post office's costs.

Interest may also be viewed as the income derived from the possession of contractual promises from others to pay sums in the future.

ATA says in a lawsuit filed Wednesday in federal court that FedEx broke contractual promises with the airline when it ousted ATA in January.

In many cases, states and municipalities are not required to negotiate these changes with retirees, and lawsuits challenging the cutbacks as a breach of contractual promises to retirees have resulted in mixed decisions.