Sentence examples for under a contractual from inspiring English sources

In numerous cases, groups have booked parties under a contractual agreement that the sites not disclose that they are the chosen locations.

We're looking at whether we are able to do it, but we are hosting this event under a contractual arrangement that we have with the International Olympic Committee and sports federations, and so we do have to respect what we've agreed to contractually in order to get London to host the Games," he said.

Although Lib Dems such as the health minister, Norman Lamb, support it, the Department of Health in November pushed ahead with plans to change the NHS constitution by putting NHS trusts rather than individual staff under a contractual duty of candour.

Barry Glendenning A relegation dogfight with the added needle of visiting manager Paul Lambert, arguably the world's least controversial man, returning to an old stamping ground he left under a contractual cloud – who'd think a match between Norwich and Aston Villa could be so mouth-watering?

This facility, called "Satellite Constellation Application and Research Facility" (SCARF), has been developed, tested and validated by a European consortium of six research institutions under a contractual agreement with ESA.

This facility, called "Swarm Satellite Constellation Application and Research Facility" (SCARF), has been developed, tested and validated by a consortium of six research institutions under a contractual agreement with the Agency.

We then design the backup supply contract, find the Nash equilibrium contract parameters, and identify the critical conditions under which such a contractual partnership will be valuable.

Regrettably, Sony/ATV have decided to challenge our rights under the premise of a contractual technicality in the UK and have elected to take legal action against us.

Consider the value of framing the initial interactions under a lighter contractual device, such as a proof of concept or collaboration agreement, which sets control boundaries and a safe environment within which the brainstorming and experimentation can flourish.

The CQC-approved survey company carried out the mailings under a similar contractual arrangement with the NHS trust as used for the national patient surveys.

But health trade unions argue that this incremental pay progression is a contractual obligation under the 2004 Agenda for Change pay agreement between unions, NHS employers and the then Labour government.