Sentence examples for contractually committed from inspiring English sources

All players offered a scholarship at 16 should be contractually committed to working, for at least one day a week, in a club-run community scheme.

Cases can take years to resolve, and companies have little control over legal fees they have contractually committed themselves to pay on behalf of individual employees.

"The company is contractually committed to make the relevant payment to each former director unless it can legally establish a case of gross misconduct against him.

But he left no doubt that the team was not going to "roll the dice," as Howard had asked, to retain their star center had he not contractually committed to at least another season.

Moreover, it is important to note the anti-bundling concessions that antitrust laws have yet to settle on as a violation, but here the parties are contractually committed to honoring.

But Tesco said yesterday: "The company is contractually committed to make the relevant payment to each former director unless it can legally establish a case of gross misconduct against him".

It is also critical to communicate and ideally to contractually commit a targeted reference account to what you expect from them in support of your product launch.

If advertisers sign up for a campaign of $20,000 of more, Formvertise will contractually commit to delivering a certain number of submissions within a certain period of time or they get all of their money back.

Customers who either contractually or verbally committed to Pure Harvest include major retailers and airline caterers.

AIG are based there, though we're not committed contractually to do so".

This odd aggregation of names sprang from the lips of many other "Tonight Show" employees to whom I put that question, almost as if they were contractually bound to commit it to memory.