Sentence examples for contractually stopped from inspiring English sources
Nondisclosure provisions that stretch beyond a straightforward embargo on business-oriented "trade secrets" represent the worst kind of corporate limitations on individual freedom — no one should be contractually stopped from talking about their personal experiences with any company.
(Some drivers making deliveries have declined to cross the picket lines; the machinists and other Boeing unions are contractually prohibited from stopping work in support of another union's strike at the company).
He has expressed his desire to leave, but stopped short of handing in a formal transfer request, presumably because it would jeopardise contractually mandated "loyalty" payments.
One of the racers dies but is unable to stop pedalling as he is contractually obliged to finish the race.
Pressed by the Labour MP Paul Farrelly, Rupert Murdoch said he would stop the payments if he was contractually free to do so.
At that time Bauer wanted to stop illustrating the series, but was contractually obligated to illustrate one more edition.
It announced last year that it would stop buying all Angolan diamonds, except those it was contractually obligated to buy from the Angolan government.
I have always thought being in One Direction must be like being contractually forced on to a tedious, never-ending coach tour, with people one had already started to suspect one might not gel with shortly before the first Forton Services toilet stop.
It was a gamble: he was trading a mod Vespa for something more like a pre-owned cruise ship, contractually obligated to make stops in Aruba.
Miller is contractually obligated to the Pacers, probably until the end of his career.
