Sentence examples similar to changes to this clause from inspiring English sources
Citigroup says it will make some changes to those clauses, however, like paying all fees for the first day of the arbitration.
Hasn't the UK government offered to change this clause?
International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA) and the National Milk Producers Federation NMPFF) recently petitioned the FDA to change this clause.
I would suggest 20 years on this could be the modern equivalent of the party reformation supplied by Tony Blair with the changes to Clause IV.
We have made minor changes to our arbitration clause – most recently in Jan . 2009– but those changes have been to the benefit of the consumer.
As for the outlined deal, the proposed contract language has some cost-of-living salary increases, some slight changes in benefits and sick days and various other slight changes to clauses involving grievance procedures and office supplies.
Fully 100,000 signatories, it claimed, opposed change either to Clause 59(f), or to provisions that guarantee the armed forces 25% of the seats in parliament.
A clause to subject the changes to a referendum may be inserted, though there are fears this would be seized on by eurosceptics to demand a referendum on the EU.
On the eve of the vote, Ryan agreed to change a clause defining the "essential health benefits" that insurers are required to provide if they sell policies on the Obamacare exchanges benefits including maternity and mental-health services.
He would probably like to change the clauses that led directly to the court ruling.
Beyani said that "there would be those who want to change the 'parentage clause' [because they wanted Scott as president], but I don't think they'd have the majority".
