Sentence examples for direct contractual from inspiring English sources

"We do not have a direct contractual relationship with G4S, that relationship is held by Locog.

Even where a direct contractual relationship exists, it can be difficult to ensure applicable standards are complied with.

NFU president Peter Kendall welcomed the announcement, saying: "Tesco's desire to establish a dedicated relationship with producers matched with a long term direct contractual commitment should be praised.

Alan Adler, a spokesman for G.M., said that the automaker had "no direct contractual supplier relationship" with CTS, though he said the Indiana company could be supplying components through other suppliers.

This is to restrict scope of disclosure within direct contractual relationships.

A lack of direct contractual relationships makes the line of authority subtle.

Vestager can though, and she cited Amazon as one of the companies that had suffered as a direct result of contractual conditions Google imposed on device makers using its Android OS — squeezing the ecommerce giant's potential to build a competing Android ecosystem, with its Fire OS.

"The actions of F.O.T.A. as a whole, and Ferrari in particular, amount to serious violations of law including willful interference with contractual relations, direct breaches of Ferrari's legal obligations and a grave violation of competition law," the statement read.

However, by utilising the information available from the resident distributed control system (DCS) a complex cost function was developed which more accurately embraces the performance related, contractual and direct maintenance issues.

The original fuzzy multi-objective programming model designed here attempts to simultaneously minimize total project costs, total completion time and total crashing costs with reference to direct costs, indirect costs, contractual penalty costs, duration of activities and the constraint of available budget.

The original multi-objective linear programming (MOLP) model designed here attempts to simultaneously minimize total project costs, total completion time and total crashing costs with reference to direct costs, indirect and contractual penalty costs, duration of activities and the constraint of available budget.