Sentence examples for broad clause from inspiring English sources
Based on my long legal experience in California, I wasn't concerned: such a broad clause surely must be void.
An overly-broad clause banning you from ever working for anyone, or starting a business, in any remotely related industry is very likely unenforceable.
The Republican-led State Senate had advocated a broad "conscience clause" allowing religious employers to opt out of covering contraceptives.
Pointing to a broad warranty clause in its contract, the agency insisted that the fuel supplier clean the tanks and pumps.
John R. Bolton, the under secretary of state for arms control and international security and the administration's point man for the court, traveled to London and Paris last week to urge those governments to sign broad exemption clauses before the United States takes any military action against Iraq.
With such a broad catch-all clause, Twitter may be put into an uncomfortable position with current or former employees when deciding to assert its IP assets.
On the broader level, remember, clause IV was the defining product of New Labour.
Critics say the bill is too broad and that clauses protecting an individual's "honour and good name" could be used for censorship.China's draft Personal Information Protection Law was proposed in 2003, but has since languished, leading to both regional experimentation and some big ad hoc rulings from ministries.
"The judge says that the emoluments are broad anti-corruption clauses and can be enforced in the courts".
The broad interpretation of this clause has also caused considerable controversy.
The Istanbul-leaning faction argued for a broad interpretation of this clause, saying that the community's original liberal and cosmopolitan atmosphere had been compromised.
