Sentence examples for in contractual arrangements from inspiring English sources

Its report said: "While farmers engaged in contractual arrangements with supermarkets, directly or otherwise, are guaranteed a price for their milk for specific periods, the chronic low price of milk sold through supermarkets inevitably disadvantages farmers in the longer term.

This recommendation to the cabinet office seems particularly pertinent: "Ensure that ethical standards reflecting the seven principles of public life are addressed in contractual arrangements, with providers required to undertake that they have the structures and arrangements in place to support this".

Enacted by Congress in 1925, the statute promoted the use of arbitration in contractual arrangements, a policy the judiciary has also long supported.

Standby arrangements are established through in-kind contractual arrangements.

In some instances, SHI funds run their own primary care and hospital facilities, but, in most cases, services to beneficiaries are provided via contractual arrangements with public and private healthcare providers.

In particular, contractual arrangements are popular in developing countries because of the absence and/or the failure of national credit, labor and insurance markets.

There is an astonishing lack of clarity in the contractual arrangements between Paymaster and Paul Lowe regarding ownership in the copyright to the Paymaster Multi-Payment Software.

Responding to the letter from regulators, Shaun F. O'Malley, the chairman of Freddie Mac's board, wrote that the company "presently has in place contractual arrangements governing the corporation's obligations to both Mr. Brendsel and Mr. Clarke" that the company must honor.

Nevertheless, these domains may be changed in later waves to include more specialist services, should pilot providers start engaging in formal contractual arrangements with specialist providers.

Despite a major change in the contractual arrangements for the provision of primary dental care, users continued to access emergency care in much the same way except for some minor changes in line with wider trends, such as more use of NHS Direct and a preference for future emergency dental care at the evenings and weekends.

In addition, there has been no clear separation between CC and MC (at least in terms of contractual arrangements between insurers and service providers) in the Netherlands even before 2006, resulting in the absence of a distinct MC start-up phase (see [20]).