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Перевод: contractual

[прилагательное]
договорный

Тезаурус:

1. GPs are neither employees nor agents of the home authority and have no contractual, and little moral, duty to act as the authority's gatekeeper.
2. "The umpires are simply determined to have an independent chairman who can fight for us on contractual and legal matters.
3. The contractual freedom of local authorities is less because their contractual powers are statutory in origin and are limited by statute.
4. The use of the contractual conception of the company to give legitimacy to the vesting of managerial power in the directors of the company encountered two difficulties.
5. It will be understood from this brief commentary that in standard form contracts the haulier should remain on his guard and not be afraid to seek professional advice, especially on insurance matters, before making a contractual commitment to a document which, naturally, affords wide protection to the contracting party responsible for drawing it up and seeks to limit the scope of protection afforded by law for the other party.
6. Here the discussion paper proposed a very strict rule: the assessment was to be made by reference to the contractual maturity of the debt, and no consideration was to be given to facilities which would permit it to be re-financed.
7. (The judicial review procedure is available to complainants only in public-law matters, not in private contractual disputes).
8. When things go wrong between artist and manager, it is often difficult to prove any of these contractual points.
9. There was an expectation but not a contractual obligation that the postholder would work closely with the Beacon Nursery.
10. The main environmental factors were taken to be the effect of market forces on such things as staff recruitment, purchase of materials, and course demand, etc, constrained by the long-term contractual obligations to existing teaching and non-teaching staff.
11. At the level of legal reasoning these developments cannot be accommodated within the traditional contractual conception of the company.
12. Both these cases involved applications for orders to the Italian courts; it may be that an English court would resist a contractual fetter on the power to grant injunctions under section 37 of the Supreme Court Act 1981.
13. Notice that Hart's liberal theory of the criminal law adopts both of the theories of legal liability put forward to justify contractual obligations.