Sentence examples for contractual resolution from inspiring English sources

Once Shockey is signed and in camp -- and it appears there will be a contractual resolution in the next few days -- the Giants need him to become an integral part of their offense.

After considering some of the problems with the Restatement resolution, I consider the contractual solution which, it turns out, rejects the Restatement rule, opting instead for the Chandler rule.

Human resources was completely ineffectual, lacking knowledge and training in conflict resolution, contractual negotiation and my legal entitlement to a safe workplace.

Novel processes shall also be created for the resolution of contractual disputes between insurers and providers.

"It has simply allowed the players to be registered with new clubs on a provisonal basis pending resolution of the contractual dispute through the SFA arbitration.

They have been in contractual limbo since July 1, with no resolution in sight.

"When the expectations of a contract are not being met, the employee and the school will attempt to reach a resolution so that the contractual requirements are fulfilled," the school's post added.  .

Participant 7, Vendor D It was generally felt that contracts were only referred to when 'things went wrong' and vendors highlighted that therefore important contractual components included processes surrounding conflict resolution and ways to deal with implementation delays.

If your contract provides for resolving all contractual disputes by entering into binding arbitration, you have a right to invoke that privilege once you and your lawyer decide that the other party is refusing to negotiate a simple resolution to your contract dispute.

Also calling for an ordinary resolution to "ensure that the contractual arrangements between the club and Sports Direct are renegotiated on a basis that is fair and reasonable to both parties".

[B]ail-in... is a statutory power of a resolution authority (as opposed to contractual arrangements, such as contingent capital requirements) to restructure the liabilities of a distressed financial institution by writing down its unsecured debt and/or converting it to equity.