Sentence examples for like contractual from inspiring English sources

A trade secret — like the formula for Coca-Cola — is an innovation that is kept confidential by company procedures like contractual covenants.

Tools for managing external relationships like contractual relationships with suppliers or customers or quality certifications, already well established in 2003, continued to grow.

During the past two decades, primary care systems across Europe have been faced with extensive reforms such as decentralisation; provider deregulation; purchaser-provider split; implementation of market-like, contractual relationships and performance-based payment methods; introduction of commercial enterprises; and focus on consumer choice [ 7- 14].

The leading contemporary exponent of this harm-based and thus tort-like theory of contractual obligation is T.M. Scanlon, who argues first that promises should be understood in terms of the morality of harm and second that contracts should be understood to import the moral principles governing promising into law (Scanlon 1998: 295 327, 2001: 93 94).

Like the contractual small print - dubbed "Crapping-yourself Clauses" by Uruguayan Pablo García - that prevents players facing their cowardly former teams.

With love that doesn't feel like a contractual family requirement but that instead is offered more freely.

Then it comes, with grim inevitability: the earnest ballad stretch, initiating a slump that extends to the drive-time soft-rock of "Ditmas" and "Only Love", where the epic crescendo arrives like a contractual obligation wearily fulfilled.

And then, after a lingering pre-fight stare-down that felt more like a contractual obligation than an attempt to introduce the wobblies, he politely shook hands with his opponent and headed to his hotel to rest up while everyone else worked the room.

It's probably like a contractual thing or something.

As for contractual plans like those Captain Jusseaume owns, studies show, roughly half the investors who have bought them dropped out early.

"This year's laureates have developed contract theory, a comprehensive framework for analysing many diverse issues in contractual design, like performance-based pay for top executives, deductibles and co-pays in insurance, and the privatisation of public-sector activities".