Saving clause

Another is the treaty s no bailout clause.

The incident comes under the Treason clause.

There's a grammatical mistake in that clause.

However, how net users employed this clause, varied.

Previous license Some releases of BSD prior to the adoption of the 4 clause BSD license used a license that is clearly ancestral to the 4 clause BSD license.

Is there a clause in the lease regarding that?

Another clause stresses accountability to one s peers, a hallmark of professional self regulation.

President Roosevelt s administration declared the clause invalid, forcing debt forgiveness.

Only then will the eurozone have a chance of upholding the Lisbon Treaty s no bailout clause.

The use of the Lisbon Treaty clause means that the ECB must be given these additional responsibilities.

Such agreements normally include a clause creating a mandate for neutral third party monitors.

But they retained the clause subjecting any Russian to charges of treason for creating risks to the international security of the state.

And just before the clause entered Norwegian law, the King of Denmark had granted citizenship to Jews in his realm.

This is the relevant clause in the terms and conditions by Globe, one of the two major telcos in the Philippines

Unlike Allies, partners are not covered by Article 5, the North Atlantic Treaty s collective defense clause.

Their litigation strategy took advantage of a standard contractual clause (called pari passu) intended to ensure that all claimants are treated equally.

Turkey is a NATO member, and any violation of its territorial integrity could easily trigger the North Atlantic Treaty s mutual defense clause.

If any set of rules needs a sunset clause to enforce review after a specific and limited period, it is affirmative action.

Likewise, an affirmative action clause for women is little different from a provision in the current constitution.

What is most interesting about Norway s 1814 constitution is not that it contains this clause, but why.

The no bailout clause that was included in the monetary union s founding treaty is an indispensable corollary.

All treaties and commitments including, crucially, the Maastricht Treaty s no bailout clause must be respected without exception.

And, until Tony Blair struck it out in 1995, Clause 4 of the party s constitution still promised common ownership of the means of production and popular control of industry.

The EU welcomed the inclusion last year of the following clause in the Chinese Constitution The government respects and protects the human rights of the people.

Now, Japan has inserted a clause on abductions into the draft resolution and is demanding that the countries of Asia and Africa support it.

And, according to a new clause, only candidates who love the country, and love Hong Kong would be allowed.

It's funny how German can take a verb, cut it in half, and spread it over a five clause sentence.

Although PSG will have paid Neymar's buyout clause in one lump sum, it can spread the amount for accounting purposes over the length of his contract.

Argentine bonds (like most others) had a so called pari passu clause that committed the government to treat all bondholders alike.

As early as 1982, China s Constitution contained a clause to protect property rights of foreign investors domestic private entrepreneurs were not offered the same protection until 1999!

His version of the clause on the violation of copyright stipulates that for foreign media that constitute Internet resources the closure of access to the specified Internet resources on the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Elsewhere it is probably best to include in the laws of countries and the statutes of organizations a clause that makes affirmative action lapse after five years, or at most ten.

Elsewhere it is probably best to include in the laws of countries and the statutes of organizations a clause that makes affirmative action lapse after five years, or at most ten.

The consolation is that trying to rely on such an escape clause in most atrocity cases would not pass the laugh test.

The European members of NATO responded by invoking the Article 5 mutual defense clause of the NATO charter and coming to the aid of the US in Afghanistan, where today there are 32,000 NATO troops.

For example, all the Union s future energy agreements should include an energy security clause that explicitly outlines a code of conduct and measures to be taken in the event of a supply disruption.

Whatever the case, both institutions certainly have much to answer for and the loan agreements provide an arbitration clause to bring them to account.

Such a clause could be renewed, but there is nothing so effective as a firm deadline to force a thorough review and concentrate minds.

If any set of rules needs a sunset clause to enforce review after a specific and limited period, it is affirmative action. The flexibility of the US Supreme Court in this regard is admirable.

One of the reasons that the housing allocation involving McDonald's partner is problematic for her is because the property has been rented, in breach of a clause in the lease which prohibits sub letting.

Paris Saint Germain will not let up in their pursuit of Neymar after lodging a 189m offer to trigger his release clause, but did they warn Barcelona of the world record raid three years ago?

This view is embodied in the no bailout clause in the euro s founding document, which stipulates that each country is responsible for its own public debt.

There can be no treaty or constitutional clause preventing the establishment of the EFA if the German electorate, as represented by the Bundestag, approves it otherwise, the ESM could not have been created.

The Russians modified the Communist definition of treason, eliminating the death penalty and changing the name to governmental treason.'' But they retained the clause subjecting any Russian to charges of treason for creating risks to the international security of the state.