As with most answers to legal questions, nothing is black and white, but you can start to assess potential problems by looking at your contract; finding any relevant clauses; and drawing hard lines between your work, and work done for your employer.
The Archive will consider loan requests from institutions able to satisfy all the relevant clauses of the 'conditions for loan' document.
Identifying relevant clauses before attempting a proof may lead to more efficient automated theorem proving.
Unauthorized use of land must be controlled by enforcing relevant clauses in development guidelines.
But there could not be a greater contrast between the ways in which the two acts (or their relevant clauses) were developed.
At that same meeting in 1944, the British committee took the relevant clauses of the Treaty of Versailles as its model.
The implementation of the relevant clauses of the bill would then be deferred until the review was reported to and debated by parliament.
Higgerson points to the relevant clauses in the Representation of the People Act that provide for the public inspection of election expenses.
The relevant clauses in the 2003 act were passed by Parliament, but never came into law because of a last-minute government manoeuvre.
The amendment has two relevant clauses: the due process clause that requires government to act with proper respect for the law, and the privileges or immunities clause, which is more focused on protecting substantive individual rights.
With any luck the ruling will also influence American politics, as Congress could allow to lapse the very mass surveillance provisions that elicited the court's vitriol, as the relevant clauses of the US surveillance legislation face sunset in 2017.
