Sentence examples for contractual way from inspiring English sources

"They have to make sure agencies are not, in a very quiet way, filling those vacancies or bringing back people in a contractual way".

Sure, there's likely no legal or contractual way this could even happen, but boy, would you ever be more of a hero to Dodger Nation than you already are.

Privatizing public sector activities where possible, and where not, turning Government functions over to Next Steps Agencies, was the tool to enable this contractorisation, even if the agencies, being fully owned by Government, could only operate in a quasi-contractual way, with the main sanctions being exercised though the now more tenuous positions of their Chief Executives.

As Goodman shows, the law and the facts were very strongly with Klein: a contractual four-way partnership can't normally be sundered by one partner's discontent.

The Government's complaint contains no reference to the 'location clause,' and the Government concedes that its case was tried on a conspiracy theory, the defendants injecting the contractual issue by way of defense.

The paper concludes with a discussion section that surfaces the key issues and challenges inherent in utilising this MBSE approach across the contractual boundary and ways that the selected approach could address these.

In concert comes a contractual fixed one-way hourly rate meaning with certain restrictions, you know what you will pay and you won't be charged ferry fees to reposition your aircraft before or after your flight.

But Mr. Sunde emphasized repeatedly that the company would honor in some way its contractual obligations.

There are members of the group who have been there for each other as they've negotiated difficult contracts with challenging clients or navigated their way through contractual obstacles such as non-payment of invoices.

However, contractual rhetoric provides a way of organizing and revealing the moral vision, inclusions and exclusions of social contracts and our results are therefore loosely arranged to explore the terms, expectations, threats and assertions of the post-apartheid health care contract.

In this way, non-contractual alignment mechanisms are similar to up-front investments that lower future incremental costs of transacting.