contractual penalty

They have introduced contractual penalties so as to put added pressure on the contractor.

Finally, how does the Commission intend to exact contractual penalties on those responsible for the project?

Upon submission he was paid a contractual penalty and the manuscript never saw print.

The Commission has, of course, applied the contractual penalties provided for to punish this delay.

Sullivan was required to pay Carte a contractual penalty of £3,000 for his delay.

Not surprisingly, Cramp claimed that she reached 18.01 knots to avoid contractual penalties.

You mentioned that there have been contractual penalties imposed owing to the delays in the visa information system.

If so, are the well established principles of contractual penalties being unenforceable being ditched?

An executive familiar with the contract said Northern Telecom had "several weeks to get this stuff running" before contractual penalties began to accrue.

In the case of non-compliance, contractual penalties in the millions were to apply, which the bank could then require its Management Board members to pay.

Which means that we believe that the Commission should step up its efforts, if necessary using contractual penalties to combat the improper use of subsidies or the overstatement of actual costs.

After the October 1973 War many ships began to call and the government of Egypt experienced a rise in contractual penalties it had to pay to shipping companies due to tardy service and congestion at the harbour.

The question is whether the White House was influenced by appeals from Loral to sign the waiver quickly, before contractual penalties of more than $4 million were imposed by the Chinese for a delay in delivering the satellite.

Recently it was shown in county court that a charge for not displaying a blue badge on private land was unenforceable because it did not reflect a true pre-estimate of actual loss and was therefore a contractual penalty.

Due to possible industrial action, companies cannot fulfil their contractual obligations, and are forced to return their employees, compensate the damages that have arisen and pay a contractual penalty, and thus the anticipated revenue is not obtained.

Eventually the masters realised that if they did not negotiate, their only options would be to suspend or close their businesses, thus delaying contracts and facing at the best losing the orders and at the worst contractual penalties.

"Due to severe contractual penalties which Loral will incur if it cannot begin technical discussions with the Chinese by next week, we recommend that you take action on this issue by January 20," read the first draft of the Presidential memorandum, dated Jan. 13.