Sentence examples for applied clauses from inspiring English sources

Hiley found the board "misconstrued the code [of conduct]" in its deliberations and applied clauses without "the existence of any expert or other evidence which could possible give that provision any content and relevance".

In his supreme court decision Justice Hiley found the board "misconstrued the code [of conduct]" in its deliberations and applied clauses without "the existence of any expert or other evidence which could possibly give that provision any content and relevance".

Legal scholars have accorded this clause little attention in their academic writings and there have been no cases which directly applied the clause, as no plaintiff has been able to establish legal standing.

The debate over severability is a bit muddled due to the fact that courts have, in the past, applied the clause to laws even if it wasn't included in the final draft.

When including a multiplicative term interacting the existence of payback clauses with turnover, no significant difference emerges in the relationship of turnover and CVT spending between firms applying payback clauses and firms not applying payback clauses (Table 2, column 6).

Finally, they consider job flows in establishments that actually apply opening clauses as opposed to simply having such clauses in their framework agreements.

Since 1991, the government has continued to apply several clauses of the Soviet-era criminal code, the last of the former USSR countries to do so.

(Companies apply these clauses to employees, too, often enough that the subject turned up as a plot point in an episode of "Silicon Valley").

On the other hand, firms not applying opening clauses could increase job creation in anticipation of their increased flexibility and if the economic situation worsens be able to avoid job destruction.

For firms applying such clauses, job destruction should decline on account of their being able to retain a larger number of employees and, to the extent that they reduce job creation with improvements in the economy, their job reallocation rates should be lower.

Barcelona's president, Sandro Rosell, has been open about the total figures involved but insisted that confidentiality clauses applied to some aspects of the deal.