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. Assistant EDPS Wojciech Wiewiorowski:

   When relying on third parties to provide services, the EU institutions remain accountable for any data processing carried out on their behalf, they also have a duty to ensure that any contractual arrangements respect the new rules and to identify and mitigate any risks.

2. Queensland Reds utility Karmichael Hunt:

   Following extensive consultation with Karmichael over the weekend, we have determined that it continues to be best for Karmichael's welfare that he is not available for selection this Friday, as this highly complicated matter is due before the courts and is part of a wider and ongoing investigation by the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission, we will continue not to prejudice the player's legal or contractual rights and we will apply the principles of natural justice.

3. Deutsche Boerse:

   The parties want to clarify all other contractual modalities in the upcoming negotiations.

4. An Orange spokesman:

   Now...we have the capacity to terminate this contract in the future, our intention is to terminate the contract. Our intention is as soon as possible from a contractual point of view and preserving our interests of course, our intention is to withdraw Orange brand from Israel.

5. 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.