Sentence examples for contractual system from inspiring English sources

The economic chain involves a complex contractual system of credits the pharmaceutical industry uses with its wholesalers, which, in turn, have financial relationships with end users like Oregon.

The editorial then espouses an arbitral arm of this self-regulatory, non-statutory, contractual system – to deal with legal press complaints.

Once the contract is rendered as a network graph, we can then use some math to measure the extent to which the contractual system has discrete modules.

That may suggest that modular design plays a more important role in the early stages of designing an M&A agreement, with the contractual system becoming more integrated in the later stages as the contract is fine-tuned.

Lord Hunt, chairman of the about to become redundant Press Complaints Commission, has urged for a new regulatory authority with a standards arm in addition to a mediation service, backed up by a contractual system through which it could potentially levy serious fines.

The NHS information centre's chief executive, Tim Straughan, said: "The England and Wales report looks at earnings in the second year of the new contractual system and reveals the average earnings of NHS dentists varies greatly depending on whether they personally held a contract with their primary care organisation".

Reforms concerned with the title to land and the terms of holding reflect a transition from tradition-bound to formal and contractual systems of landholding.

Although regional policies may be unconstitutional in some other countries, they are a crucial part of the Chinese institutional structure and influence the contractual systems and authority-accountability mechanism in different regions.

The RBC approach distinguishes itself from extant views of project governance through its ability to quantitatively integrate organizational (e.g., delivery system), contractual (e.g., risk-sharing ratio) and financial (e.g., insurance cover) measures.

A constipated judicial system makes contractual disputes impossibly long, costly and unpredictable: the average civil trial in Italy lasts for 1,200 days, compared with 331 in France.

Does a private property regime, for example, support a broader understanding of the political order as a system of contractual relationships among autonomous subjects?