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. Jose Luis Meiszner:

   We have to be absolutely prepared for huge turbulence to carry out all the events (on the calendar) given that the rights owners are fundamentally under investigation by the law and absolutely unable to comply with their contractual commitments.

2. Tanguy Van Overstraeten:

   The whole data transfer system would be impacted and could impact the global economy, there are alternatives to the standard clauses, including the derogations set out in the GDPR such as consent, contractual necessity and others but they are strictly interpreted and difficult to apply in practice.

3. 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.

4. Antonio Tajani:

   It's a matter now of avoiding the biggest mistake of all - a chaotic Brexit without contractual arrangements in place.

5. The IDPC:

   We yesterday informed Mr Schrems and Facebook of our intention to seek declaratory relief in the Irish High Court and a referral to the CJEU to determine the legal status of data transfers under standard contractual clauses.