Sentence examples for is the contractual from inspiring English sources

But the silliest specialisation of all is the contractual agreement between Tate and the National Gallery not to poach from their respective "territories".

Jeffrey Katzenberg and his lieutenants at DreamWorks Animation, who produced the film (Paramount is the contractual distributor until the end of 2012), will be even happier.

Central to Holmes's role will be visiting schools around the country - two visits a month for a year is the contractual obligation so far - to highlight how these partnerships are increasing the quantity and quality of school sport.

Grossly underplayed in recent coverage about the United States pension problem ("The Problem With Pensions," editorial, Dec. 25) is the contractual basis for what is now deemed a "problem".

But what exactly is the contractual agreement conveyed by a dollar?

At the core of the process is the contractual agreement, signed at the start of the dissolution, that the couple will not appear in court to seek court intervention.

These interviews are the contractual obligation of being a movie star, and it must be awful to be unable to escape the past.

Amid rising unemployment, the first to be dispensed from businesses were the contractual workers, propelling "haken-giri" or "cutting temps" onto the list.

Alternatively, hektemorage may simply have been the contractual basis on which powerful men assigned land to cultivators in the 9th and 8th centuries, when Attica was being reclaimed after the previous impoverished period.

While all or a subset of SLOs may be published to customers, this should not be confused with service level agreements (SLAs), which are the contractual agreements with customers for missed SLOs or other measurements of service health.

Routine maintenance recommended by the manufacturer was performed regularly, as was the contractual annual maintenance by the technician of the distributor arriving from France.