Some leases may even include a termination clause that specifies acceptable reasons for early termination, such as a job transfer that is more than 50 miles away.
In its buyout agreements, The Times asks employees to agree to a limited nondisparagement clause that specifies the agreement does not prohibit people from providing information about legal violations or discrimination to the government or regulators.
Listing contracts also typically include a broker protection clause that specifies the agent will receive his commission if someone who saw the house during the listing period buys it, even if the purchase is months after the listing period has expired.
Alternately, you can include a clause that specifies that you have paid your share in full (e.g., $450 for three months) and the subtenant is responsible for the remaining portion.
The facet definition may be preceded by a collection of use clauses that specify packages to be included in the definition.
But even depth-3 center-embedding of clauses (a clause interrupting a clause that itself interrupts a clause) is in practice extraordinarily hard to process.
meaning a clause that can stand by itself.
In a shareholder agreement between Autolink and Rail Management, the ownership of the train radios had been transferred to Autolink, but the agreement has clauses that specified that Autolink could not start a competing railway company.
Nonetheless, there were elements in the clauses that specified the recipients as the ones responsible for the success of the proposals: each partner (34) and your help (35).
Broad embargoes often allow the export of certain goods (e.g., medicines or foodstuffs) to continue for humanitarian purposes, and most multilateral embargoes include escape clauses that specify a limited set of conditions under which exporters may be exempt from their prohibitions.
He signified that he should propose instead of the original Section, a clause specifying that the bills in question should be for the purpose of Revenue, in order to repel ye.
