Sentence examples for was contractually required from inspiring English sources

The Forstmann Little fund formally expired on June 30, meaning that it was contractually required to sell its assets and return all money to its investors by then.

In a statement, Pearson said that it was "contractually required by states to monitor public conversations on social media to ensure that no assessment information (text, photos, etc) that is secure and not public is improperly disclosed".

BBC HR director Lucy Adams told the committee the corporation was trying to "get people out of the door" with minimal disruption and no risk of legal action so it was "occasionally" necessary to pay more than was contractually required.

BBC HR director Lucy Adams told the committee the corporation was trying to "get people out of the door" with minimal disruption and no risk of legal action - and to do that, it was "occasionally" necessary to pay more than was contractually required.

A spokeswoman for IHMS said: "IHMS is contractually required to vaccinate all detainees up to Australian immunisation handbook standards.

" They are also continuing to undertake voluntary activities, demonstrating their commitment over and above what is contractually required".

Forstmann's fund formally expires on June 30 , 2012 and it is contractually required to sell the assets and return proceeds to its limited partners by then.

Never mind that the company has used some of the funding to hire computer engineers, or that it converted from a traditional nonprofit to a B corporation, a new type of company that is contractually required to be socially and environmentally responsible.

Under the deal, WNET's new subsidiary, New Jersey Public Media, will be contractually required to continue a weekday New Jersey-focused newscast on what will now be named NJTV, as well as live broadcasts of significant New Jersey State House events, election night coverage and a Sunday morning public affairs show.

PC makers, who were contractually required by Microsoft to ship products with Vista, were compelled to offer "downgrades" from Vista to XP, and user appreciation even compelled Microsoft to extend its official support of the older OS through 2014, three years beyond its normal support policies.

That is, some of the bonuses are contractually required, based on past performance.