Definition of contractually in English:

contractually

adverb kənˈtraktʃ(ʊ)əlikənˈtræk(t)ʃ(u)əli

In a way that is agreed in or enforced by a contract.
he was contractually entitled to a year's severance pay
Example sentencesExamples
- The next most common scenario is seen in companies that are contractually compelled to use multiple systems to meet customer requirements.
- There is no contractually agreed sharing of control—this is not a joint venture.
- This method was cheaper than importing additional workers that could no longer be contractually bound.
- The seller may re-present complying documents, within the contractually appointed period.
- Let's get the contractually obliged guff out of the way quickly.
- Pressure these high-profile vendors to contractually guarantee against infringement claims by covering court costs.
- Interpersonal trusting choices were less frequent following a contractually mandated cooperative history than with no cooperative history at all.
- With most of the high-impact cost-cutting options, we aren't contractually allowed to do this unilaterally.
- Any risks that cannot be controlled technically must be handled contractually.
- This conduct is difficult to reconcile with the view that the parties were already contractually bound to each other.

Definition of contractually in US English:

contractually

adverbkənˈtræk(t)ʃ(u)əlikənˈtrak(t)SH(o͞o)əlē

In a way that is agreed in or enforced by a contract.
he was contractually entitled to a year's severance pay
Example sentencesExamples
- Interpersonal trusting choices were less frequent following a contractually mandated cooperative history than with no cooperative history at all.
- This conduct is difficult to reconcile with the view that the parties were already contractually bound to each other.
- With most of the high-impact cost-cutting options, we aren't contractually allowed to do this unilaterally.
- Pressure these high-profile vendors to contractually guarantee against infringement claims by covering court costs.
- Let's get the contractually obliged guff out of the way quickly.
- Any risks that cannot be controlled technically must be handled contractually.
- The seller may re-present complying documents, within the contractually appointed period.
- The next most common scenario is seen in companies that are contractually compelled to use multiple systems to meet customer requirements.
- There is no contractually agreed sharing of control—this is not a joint venture.
- This method was cheaper than importing additional workers that could no longer be contractually bound.

单词	contractually
释义	Definition of contractually in English: contractually adverb kənˈtraktʃ(ʊ)əlikənˈtræk(t)ʃ(u)əli In a way that is agreed in or enforced by a contract. he was contractually entitled to a year's severance pay Example sentencesExamples The next most common scenario is seen in companies that are contractually compelled to use multiple systems to meet customer requirements. There is no contractually agreed sharing of control—this is not a joint venture. This method was cheaper than importing additional workers that could no longer be contractually bound. The seller may re-present complying documents, within the contractually appointed period. Let's get the contractually obliged guff out of the way quickly. Pressure these high-profile vendors to contractually guarantee against infringement claims by covering court costs. Interpersonal trusting choices were less frequent following a contractually mandated cooperative history than with no cooperative history at all. With most of the high-impact cost-cutting options, we aren't contractually allowed to do this unilaterally. Any risks that cannot be controlled technically must be handled contractually. This conduct is difficult to reconcile with the view that the parties were already contractually bound to each other. Definition of contractually in US English: contractually adverbkənˈtræk(t)ʃ(u)əlikənˈtrak(t)SH(o͞o)əlē In a way that is agreed in or enforced by a contract. he was contractually entitled to a year's severance pay Example sentencesExamples Interpersonal trusting choices were less frequent following a contractually mandated cooperative history than with no cooperative history at all. This conduct is difficult to reconcile with the view that the parties were already contractually bound to each other. With most of the high-impact cost-cutting options, we aren't contractually allowed to do this unilaterally. Pressure these high-profile vendors to contractually guarantee against infringement claims by covering court costs. Let's get the contractually obliged guff out of the way quickly. Any risks that cannot be controlled technically must be handled contractually. The seller may re-present complying documents, within the contractually appointed period. The next most common scenario is seen in companies that are contractually compelled to use multiple systems to meet customer requirements. There is no contractually agreed sharing of control—this is not a joint venture. This method was cheaper than importing additional workers that could no longer be contractually bound.
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