Sentence examples for support contractual from inspiring English sources

Barriers in skill application were issues of governance/politics and bureaucracy, inappropriate placements, frequent transfers, lack of support from the system/seniors/staff, inadequate powers to implement certain procedures, lack of infrastructure, lack of community support, contractual positions and lack of planning by the state government.

Recent public polls suggest half to three-quarters of the public support the industrial action of junior doctors relating to the imposition of a new contract, and 14 of 20 signatories to Sir David Dalton's letter supporting contractual imposition have since rescinded their support.

However the basis of interactions relies on a complex blend of relational mechanisms with people working together, supported by contractual mechanisms such as project agreements, and researcher ethics committee approvals (Figure 1).

Impero also offered fixes to schools that were using the software without contractual support, but left it up to those schools to make contact.

Although funds flow through the government institutions, all the people in the support structure are contractual employees, recruited from civil society.

Buchanan's De Iure Regno apud Scotos (1579) supported an elected, contractual monarchy, the common style in the middle ages, and basic to the need to hold the Scots five ethnic groups together.

The inclusion relation for regular expressions is re-interpreted as a refinement ordering, which supports a stepwise contractual approach to software system design and to program debugging.

The Authors Guild, a New York-based non-profit organisation, said its primary aim was to advocate for and support the copyright and contractual interests of published writers.

Analysts at Morgan Stanley said Lloyds had already completed more than 50% of its annual target to raise money in the markets – of £20bn to £25bn – but had begun to reduce its support funding "due to contractual maturities".

This is reflected in your use of the term "enabler" in reference to Major League Baseball, suggesting that continued contractual financial support of Strawberry would be "shielding him from the need to confront the truth about his addiction".

We will reserve our judgment and support until the economic and contractual elements of an agreement have been negotiated".