Sentence examples for contractual responsibilities from inspiring English sources
The diminution of employers' responsibilities is even more acute in emerging markets and developing countries, where large companies often have no contractual responsibilities to workers.
Id. at *4. Reasoning that the Company entered into the agreement to "entice investment" and that the stockholders simply "took on contractual responsibilities in exchange for consideration," the Court held that enforcing the stockholder agreement was "not the equivalent of imposing limitations on a class of stock under Section 151(a)." Id.
The job of unloading automobiles was the railroad's responsibility, the court found, 'pursuant to its contractual responsibilities to the shippers and its tariff responsibilities.' In addition, the court found that the railroad supplied the necessary ramps and owned the area in which the PMT employees worked.
Regulatory structures, or principles according to which such structures are built, create legal restrictions and allocate contractual responsibilities in a nation.
These key stakeholders are those individuals and groups toward whom the organization has distinct duties such as contractual responsibilities or other "direct moral obligation toward their well-being" (Phillips et al. 2007, pg. 489).
When Anderson reminded Parrish of his contractual responsibilities, the director announced to the cast and crew, "Hell, you heard the producer.
The family is suing the airline for breach of contract, saying the deeply troubled carrier failed in its contractual responsibility to deliver Jee to his destination.
After the two-day strike, it said: "ISS has a duty of care towards our staff, as well as a contractual responsibility to the client.
Put simply, § 6.5.1 of the Merger Agreement makes clear that Aladdin had no contractual responsibility to make Blackstone do anything affirmative to obtain OCC approval.
While he did not name Hunt, it was the health secretary who last June provoked the ire of many family doctors by claiming that their abandonment of contractual responsibility for overnight and weekend care in 2004 was the cause of growing overcrowding in A&E units in 2013.
What, exactly, is Meyer's contractual responsibility here?
