And an Example Let's conclude by giving an example of an actual MAC clause, the one in the Countrywide's merger agreement with Bank of America.
Apple doesn't include provisions around filtering, bookmarking, searching or sharing in the actual wording of clause 2.25 itself, but it was apparently spelled out pretty clearly in the email.
Given that the SM rewords the clause means that how the utterance has been expressed is immediately disregarded; meanwhile, the CG approach examines this type of structure by clearly giving precedence to syntax and, consequently, completely overlooks the actual meaning of the clause itself.
Resolutions are not officially part of the treaty wording, and Russia and its allies previously tried to include a similar clause in the actual treaty.
He also believes that the clause prohibits only "actual legal coercion," and not the kind of implicit official endorsement of religious practice that makes members of minority faiths, or nonbelievers, feel like outsiders.
Other proponents of a constitutional deus ex machina have offered a more modest interpretation of the public debt clause, under which only actual default (as opposed to any action that merely increases the risk of default) is impermissible.
The actual meaning of the Section 28 clause has long ceased to have any direct relevance to the storm of accusation and counter-accusation unleashed by the privately-funded "referendum" and Scottish Cardinal Thomas WinningÕs denunciation of "perverts".
The first time that a human rights clause was included in the actual body of the Lomé Convention was under Lomé IV in 1989, and it now fits in very well with the new geopolitical order, in that since the fall of the Berlin Wall, the inclusion and implementation of human rights clauses in international treaties has become systematic.
It's worth pointing out that the actual deal has the complexity and opt-out clauses of a sports contract with just an initial two-year deal guaranteed.
The second question for the Supreme Court is whether anything other than an old-fashioned head count is constitutional, given the Constitution's reference in the census clause of Article I, Section 2 to an "actual enumeration" for purposes of apportionment.
