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Examples of contractual in a Sentence
They had to fulfill their contractual obligations before they could get paid.
Recent Examples of contractual from the Web
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From 2005 to 2015, 94% of the jobs created in the USA were on-call, freelance or contractual, according to a Princeton study.
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Moran said Dakota Creek does have a contractual obligation to give Fishermen’s Finest a Jones Act-compliant ship.
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Clark said the money is being transferred from unspent salaries for positions where there has been turnover, and from money not spent on contractual services for technology issues, issues that HCPS staff do not have the time or expertise to handle.
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Among those changes could be a Europe that develops its own contractual approach to foreign policy, as well as altered patterns of trade and military cooperation credited with underpinning decades of American prosperity.
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Kansas athletic director Sheahon Zenger will have monetary — and contractual — reasons to pay close attention to football in the coming years, according to details of his contract extension released by KU Athletics on Tuesday.
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For example, owners point to contractual provisions requiring players to attend promotional events.
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The governor challenged the leaders of the legislature and the judiciary to extend the same benefits to contractual workers in their branches of government.
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Contractual issues, the fight to save full-length albums and worries about piracy have kept both Seger and Kid Rock from distributing their works online, Andrews said.
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First Known Use of contractual
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CONTRACTUAL Defined for English Language Learners
contractual
playDefinition of contractual for English Language Learners
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: of or relating to the things that are required by a contract
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: of, relating to, or constituting a contract a contractual agreement
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