Sentence examples for than contractual from inspiring English sources

So-called fiduciary relationships, they argue, are nothing more or less than contractual relationships.

The real obstacles to paying off the holdouts have always been political rather than contractual, many think.

McCoist insisted during the intervening nine days that he would serve his notice, a stance which never looked to be more than contractual posturing.

What we have here is a private profit-making multinational company with no particular allegiance (other than contractual) to the U.S. government.

These funds are philanthropic rather than contractual in nature and are generated primarily through activities coordinated by the Office of the Vice President for Resource Development.

All of those would seem more compelling than a meaningless game between the struggling Mets and the lowly Pittsburgh Pirates, two teams playing out the schedule for little more than contractual obligation.

Some got more than their contractual due.

But he says Thompson did not get a penny more than his contractual entitlement.

But he and the club want more than a contractual agreement.

The narrow perspective is that the audit is no more than a contractual agreement between a company and its auditor, with standards subject to negotiation.

Patten and Fry told the PAC hearing that, had they known that the Byford payment was greater than his contractual entitlement, they would have acted.