Sentence examples for number of contractual from inspiring English sources

Redknapp had a "number of contractual bonuses" including a "transfer bonus" based on "net increase" of a player's valuation, Black said.

During these recent dates, Ward has not been present, owing to what appears to be a number of contractual and personal "failures".

Last year Next raised wages for its lowest paid staff by 6% and increased the average number of contractual hours per worker so that on average staff earned 33% more.

The latest expansion in tagging comes despite official statements that electronic tags have no impact in reducing the reoffending rates of criminals or the number of contractual penalty payments of more than £273,000 over the past four years by G4S and Serco for service failures.

Obviously the Cupertino giant had a number of contractual clauses the required payment no matter what, a side-effect of having excellent lawyers.

Even for military launches, which have a number of contractual requirements for additional launch services to be provided, SpaceX's price is under.

In the Arab Gulf alone, the number of temporary contractual workers is upwards of 13 million.

The club were also found not guilty of a number of other offences concerning contractual arrangements with two players.

Those players did not play for those teams because they were among a growing number of players who exercised their contractual right to veto a trade.

This problem captures some essential challenges faced by a logistics provider which operates transportation services for a limited number of partners and should respect contractual obligations on service levels.

There was a rise in the total number of non-permanent workers, whose contractual rights and employment protection were reduced.