Sentence examples for is contractually bound from inspiring English sources

Theranos's lawyers have taken a hard line, insisting that Walgreens is contractually bound by their agreement.

But the opera is contractually bound to occupy the hall, or guarantee occupancy, until 2014.

If A.I.G. is contractually bound pay bonuses, they don't have much choice but to honor the contracts.

For now, Cumulus will carry Mr. Limbaugh's show instead of Mr. Huckabee's on dozens of its stations, something it says it is contractually bound to do through 2013.

There's even reason to believe that Lewandowski is contractually bound not to speak ill of Trump on air or anywhere else.

Lucent is contractually bound to pay each of the 275,000 people covered by its pension plans, and its work force of 35,000 must generate the cash to keep the pension trust funded.

Both men were contractually bound to different promoters and cable television companies.

The hotel operators will be contractually bound not to allow any Nazi-related activities on the site.

If the seven-year veteran does not make the opening-day roster, the Mets are contractually bound to release him.

He now disavows the 2011 theatrical version of "Margaret," which he was contractually bound to support when it was released.

She was contractually bound to be admirable, not desirable: a well-maintained, globally available wave machine, summoned to voice platitudes from Sydney to Scunthorpe..