Sentence examples for contractual trust from inspiring English sources

As Charles Fried observed (in developing an account of contract law based on the law's promissory roots and thus on the idea that contract obligation is "essentially self-imposed") (1981: 2), contractual trust does not establish intimacy but rather serves "humdrum ends: We make appointments, buy and sell" (1981: 8).

"Under the embargo," the indictment said, "all those who attended the quarterly refunding press conference assumed a contractual duty of trust and confidence with respect to the Treasury Department and were required to treat the information they received at the press conference as confidential and nonpublic until the embargo was lifted".

But World Contractual says the trust owes no capital gains taxes because its cost basis, established by the annuity, is $250,000.

According to the Canadian Press, as a lawyer, he focused mainly on contractual, bankruptcy and trust law, and oil and gas litigation.

In the contract document, you misled the DWP over where you were, didn't you?" "You should not have said that you had contractual agreements with trusts.

KUHP doctors may not acquire proficiency in obtaining informed consent because of the cultural gap between contractual relationships and affective trust [ 26, 27].

In particular, the consumer should enjoy a choice between repair or replacement as a first remedy which should help in maintaining the contractual relation and mutual trust.

In England, the study found examples where both PCTs and trusts relaxed contractual requirements to assist partners faced with deficits.

As part of this contractual change, primary care trusts (PCTs) in England became formally responsible for out-of-hours dental services [ 1].

Weak governance arrangements have led to payments that exceeded contractual requirements and put public trust at risk".

The NAO concluded that the BBC's "weak governance have led to payments that exceeded contractual entitlements and put public trust at risk … This has resulted in payments that have not served the best interests of licence-fee payers".