Safeguard clauses

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Indeed, Russia s SOPA clone contains a number of worrying clauses.

First, clear and explicit human rights and democracy clauses should be included, along the lines of similar clauses in the Mexican and Chilean Economic Association treaties with the EU.

Including the clauses improves type safety, because each class must implement the methods in the interface.

Many of those who were insured discovered that clauses in their policies barred them from collecting full benefits.

Noting the increasing voluntary use of collective action clauses in sovereign bond contracts by both developing and developed countries,

Such contracts should also include collective action clauses, which make it impossible for vulture funds to hold up debt restructuring.

One is to make all such measures temporary by giving these new laws and regulations sunset clauses that limit their duration.

These clauses became standard in sovereign bonds but were missing in those issued by Argentina before 2001, when the crisis hit.

By understanding all the clauses, they have solid grounds to talk to their children about the implications of opening an online account.

These filters can be set commonly in a preceding form to customize WHERE, ORDER BY, LIMIT and OFFSET clauses in SELECT statements.

Over the years it did not revise the Constitution in a formal way but, instead, expanded its meaning by re interpreting critical clauses.

Even the United States abrogated indexation clauses in bond contracts during the Great Depression of the 1930 s. So it can happen anywhere.

Countries would be well advised not to include pari passu clauses in future debt contracts, at least without specifying more fully what is intended.

Drafted by a group of experts in 1957, under the auspices of the country s former British rulers, the constitution includes two seemingly contradictory clauses.

Some of today s restrictions on habeas corpus and civil liberties have sunset clauses restricting their validity all such rules should be re examined by parliaments regularly.

Lawmakers have been voting on clauses in the draft constitution in Kathmandu this week, and officials have said that the new charter could be enacted by Sunday.

First, clear and explicit human rights and democracy clauses should be included, along the lines of similar clauses in the Mexican and Chilean Economic Association treaties with the EU. Second, more specific provisions on labor, the environment, gender equality, and indigenous rights are needed, as well as anti trust, regulatory, and judicial reform provisions, for reasons both of principle and political expediency.

Neutral foreign observers should be asked to be deployed in major hot spots and be asked to identify anyone on either side who violates any of the agreement s clauses.

Consider catastrophe bonds (or cat bonds ), which contain clauses that stipulate that the issuer of the bond (the borrower) does not have to repay the money if a specified catastrophe occurs.

We are better targeting our external assistance and capacity building programs, and we are ready to use our trade and economic muscle, when necessary, by demanding counter terrorism clauses in bilateral treaties.

Ugandan member of parliament, David Bahati, who proposed the anti homosexuality bill back in 2009, re tabled the bill after removing clauses seeking the death penalty following intense public and international pressure.

These clauses have yet to be invoked, but for the sake of unity and to strengthen the solidarity of African countries, it would be advisable for the nascent African Union take the lead.

Since the Argentine crisis, most new bonds have been issued with collective action clauses (CACs), under which bondholders are obliged to accept restructuring if a specified share (usually around 70 ) agree to it.

That argument was accepted, and the SGP was supposedly rendered more intelligent by, for example, permitting budget deficits to be adjusted for the economic cycle, adding medium term objectives for expenditure, and introducing escape clauses.

Ndorwa West Member of Parliament David Nahati behind the proposed draconian anti gay bill that sparked an international outcry has said he wants to drop clauses that would see the death penalty introduced for homosexual acts.

Some social media users accuse the state of adding unconstitutional and discriminatory clauses to the new regulations, just to serve as a bargaining chip the state can later withdraw, as a way of pacifying the public.

The sense of a professional ethic is conveyed by clauses in the oath that require managers to develop both myself and other managers under my supervision so that the profession continues to grow and contribute to the well being of society.

This was accomplished, according to Spencer, by placing all the subordinate clauses, objects and phrases before the subject of a sentence so that, when readers reached the subject, they had all the information they needed to completely perceive its significance.

After all, it was many of those same lobbyists who in the past managed to convince legislators to insert clauses and provisions that contributed so much to the lax standards that created the systemic risks for which taxpayers are now being forced to pay.

Over the years it did not revise the Constitution in a formal way but, instead, expanded its meaning by re interpreting critical clauses. Such an informal revision allowed Japan to first create the SDF as well as to support the presence of American forces in Japan.

Whatever the case, both institutions certainly have much to answer for and the loan agreements provide an arbitration clause to bring them to account. These clauses have yet to be invoked, but for the sake of unity and to strengthen the solidarity of African countries, it would be advisable for the nascent African Union take the lead.

Thus a strengthened EU energy solidarity is vital, with every country in Europe helping via binding solidarity clauses to guarantee the energy supplies of others in an emergency whether that emergency is deliberate or accidental. The European Energy Charter, which emphasizes market access and transparency, though laudable, is insufficient in moments of crisis when markets are at their worst.

CAMBRIDGE As the global economy stabilizes, there is a growing danger that the United States and China will slip back into their pre crisis economic patterns, placing themselves and the rest of the world at risk. Despite Chinese official rhetoric about the need for a new global currency to replace the dollar, and US lawmakers flirtation with Buy American clauses (which scares everyone, not just the Chinese), no one will want to rock a boat that has almost capsized.