Synonyms for contractual
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Princeton's WordNet

1. contractualadjective

   relating to or part of a binding legal agreement

   "contractual obligations"

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1. List of paraphrases for "contractual":

   contract, contracting, contracts, contracted, conventional

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1. Eckhardt Ruemmler:

   In light of the enormous investment and contractual obligations related to the project this requires substantial talks - including with our clients of the plant, the plant is central to our corporate planning.

2. Alyza Lewin:

   If they have policies regarding freedom of speech and the protection of free expression, if they are statements that are made by the administrators about how they will protect the free speech of their students, those policies and those statements are treated as creating a contractual obligation by the university to actually live up to those promises right and protect the speech of the students and of the community. And students and the community rely on those promises.

3. Oliver Yaros:

   If the courts decide that the standard contractual clauses cannot be relied upon and that the transfers of personal data which they facilitate must be halted, the effect on international business would be catastrophic.

4. Alwalid Alekrish:

   We're very confident that is still the date, that's the contractual target. We have not had any instruction to do any sort of reduction.

5. Lockheed Martin:

   We are working with our partners and DOD to ensure contractual compliance within the supply chain. The magnet has no visibility or access to any sensitive program information. The F-35 remains safe for flight and we are working with the DOD to resolve the issue as quickly as possible to resume deliveries.