Sentence examples for cause provision from inspiring English sources

Peterson and Nolan said the union's members did not want a "for cause" provision.

The 'good cause' provision does not apply to income support, child benefit, social fund (maternity and funeral payments), mobility allowance or family credit.

If, on the other hand, the panel's decision is reversed and the "for cause" provision remains, Director Cordray's appointment will not expire until 2018.

If the purchases were made before the agreement, it would not be as clear-cut but could be done anyway under the "just cause" provision of the collective bargaining agreement.

Some of the players under investigation may fall under the Just Cause provision.

The commissioner already had that power under the "just cause" provision of the collective bargaining agreement.

The paper then argues that by reading open-ended "good cause" provisions to allow the President to remove executive officers for insubordination, the Court can avoid difficult constitutional questions about the scope of the President's power.

"As a result of the #MeToo movement, companies are becoming much more focused on broadening the cause provisions" in employment agreements, said Amy Bess, an employment lawyer with Vedder Price in Washington.

The authority is narrowly confined to mortgages and tax liens; other lien interests may be addressed, if at all, only through the general good-cause provision.

The Court held that, although the State in which the petitioner had been convicted had no "cause shown" provision in its rule requiring timely challenges to indictments, the rule of Davis v. United States should apply nonetheless.

This was the holding of Free Enterprise Fund v. Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, 561 U.S. 477 (2010), which permitted the appointment of PCAOB members by the SEC, but struck down the "for cause" removal provision in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act as an unconstitutional limitation on the President's removal power.