Definitions
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- adverb By means of a
contract
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adverb by virtue of a contract
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Examples
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[22] The libertarian view with respect to such external resources is very simple: the owner of a given scarce resource is the person who first homesteaded it - or someone who can trace his title contractually back to the homesteader.
Mises Dailies 2009
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They don't charge mailing fees, they do take the payments directly from the publisher and then cut the author a check, which contractually is done within 10 business days although she said Christmas always goofs things up.
HOORAY! 2003
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Use this tool to learn how to format the terms contractually in your SLA.
Cheap Web Hosting Directory for Affordable Hosting Services 2009
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Use this tool to learn how to format the terms contractually in your SLA.
Cheap Web Hosting Directory for Affordable Hosting Services 2009
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There was the male stage legend who insisted that my hand-rendered lettering of his name on a marquee was not 100% of the title which contractually, it had to be and demanded that we meet at the theatre.
The New York Public Library: Artists as Critics The New York Public Library 2011
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Farrah Fawcett, Phoenix mumbled, fidgeted and, at times, insulted his way through what can only be described as a contractually obligated appearance in support of his new indie flick-and acting swan song-Two Lovers.
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Probably all of us have been ... well, I've been there the shortest amount of time contractually, which is only two years, but I don't really see Reach as a record label.
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I'll say it again: COLA raises are not "contractually" mandatory.
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Publishers certainly could contractually prohibit Amazon from adding audio functionality to its e-books without authorization, and Amazon could comply by adding a software tag that would prohibit its machine from creating an audio version of a book unless Amazon has acquired the appropriate rights.
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Some debt holders, including the hedge fund Xerion Capital Partners, believed they were contractually entitled to a much better deal as senior creditors holding secured debt.
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