Sentence examples for largest contractual from inspiring English sources

However, the single largest contractual barrier we encountered was the issue of indemnification and medical malpractice liability insurance.

He was fired the next season when the team disintegrated thanks in large part to contractual battles with Latrell Sprewell and Sam Cassell.

Using a large, new database of contractual provisions governing the allocation of cash flow rights in venture capital (VC) financings, we investigate how contract design is related to VC abilities to monitor and provide value-added services to the entrepreneur.

A large percentage of the contractual payment is only forthcoming if people remain in their jobs for six or 12 months.

The diminution of employers' responsibilities is even more acute in emerging markets and developing countries, where large companies often have no contractual responsibilities to workers.

Miller, for instance, does contractual work at larger institutions such as Northwestern University, University of Virginia, and NIST-Boulder (the latter at half the salary he used to get when he worked there full-time).

A larger company also meant a larger staff, higher salaries and new contractual obligations with the actors' union, which until then had gone easy on the fledgling equity company.

Transaction cost economics argues that the modern large firm represents a substitution of contractual relationships with an authority relationship.

He said the plan's binding, contractual nature could impose large legal obligations that were hard to estimate because of the plan's ambiguities.

The California Public Utilities Commission and Southern California Edison have also contended that El Paso used its contractual control of a large amount of pipeline space into California to curtail gas flows so it could drive prices higher.

Because of the large quantity of her publications and contractual issues, Professor Nussbaum has posted citations in Chicago Unbound, rather than full-text.