Sentence examples for contractually established from inspiring English sources
OSI has been contractually established as the University's preferred capital provision partner for spinout companies based on research from the Mathematical, Physical, Life Sciences and Medical Sciences divisions.
Furthermore, the campaign (in German) by ver.di relating to the trade unions' success in contractually establishing and extending vacation entitlements in Germany beyond the legal minimum emphasises the role of the union in enforcing such claims (http://www.verdi.de/themen/arbeit/aktionswoche-urlaub-2013 //www.verdi.de/themen/arbeit/aktionswoche-urlaub-2013 //www.verdi.de/themen/arbeit/aktionswoche-urlaub-2013 January 30 , 2014
A skillful negotiator, he secured players' rights and benefits contractually and established grievance procedures with recourse to impartial arbitration.
All reimbursements required a claim for treatment according to contractually agreed and nationally established standards of care (Janisch et al. 2010).
Elop says no way: "We have established a preferred position with Microsoft in partnership — and also contractually," (last part slightly ominously, IMO).
ICF International and the state officials responsible for contractor oversight have failed to establish the contractually-required independent monitor, despite evidence of fundamental flaws in the program.
Once the risk and revenue sharing issues are settled contractually, the transfer and translation of the management knowledge, skills and practices required to establish an integrated performance-management practice at meta-EE level is usually straightforward because of the comparable experiences and management training of its team-members.
"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 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".
