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Meanings of
contractually
in English
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Usage of
contractually
in English
1
Now he's
contractually
forbidden to use it for any future restaurant venture.
2
This support, although not
contractually
required, provides some uplift to the ratings.
3
The cancellation period was shorter than that Optus
contractually
allowed to provide.
4
The families are
contractually
obliged to vote together on strategic issues.
5
Daimler said the claims by Cerberus went beyond
contractually
agreed commitments.
6
This support, although not
contractually
required, has enabled JATL to avoid payment default.
7
As you know,
contractually
we are obliged to do certain spots.
8
So you think about what legally and
contractually
it is going to mean.
9
Stars Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara are
contractually
obligated for the two sequels.
10
As a co-director, Wearing is not even
contractually
able to plan such a deal.
11
Shepherd,
contractually
,
is due a two-year pay-off on his salary, roughly another £1 million.
12
HP sued Oracle last year saying that it is
contractually
obliged to do the port.
13
However,
contractually
,
he was still signed to Shady Records.
14
It's understood contestants are
contractually
obligated to post about the reality show while it airs.
15
Athletes are often
contractually
obliged to pose for photos and mutter a few well-intentioned thoughts.
16
Utilities are
contractually
obliged to inject and draw agreed amounts of gas from storage each month.
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contractually
Adverb
Frequent collocations
contractually bound
contractually forbidden
contractually able
contractually enforceable
contractually necessary
More collocations
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