Tokyo has cited the clause in rejecting an American appeal to send minesweepers, refueling tankers and other equipment.
In March, the company cited the clause in fighting a class-action suit that accused Airbnb of acting as an unlicensed real estate broker.
After admitting last year that its employees had opened up to 2 million sham accounts customers didn't request, Wells Fargo successfully blocked several lawsuits citing the clause.
In upholding Varey's complaint, the PCC cited the clause in the code relating to harassment, which states that "journalists… must not persist in… pursuing or photographing individuals once asked to desist… If requested they must identify themselves and whom they represent".
The Captures Clause of the United States Constitution gives Congress the power to "make Rules concerning Captures on Land and Water". A variety of courts, scholars, politicians, and others have recently cited the Clause to support conflicting arguments about the scope of Congress's power to initiate and prosecute war.
Now, YouTube has taken down "My EBT", likely citing the clause in the Community Guidelines that forbids portrayals of drug abuse.
Analysts cite a clause in Egypt's new constitution that granted the military the right to try civilians in army courts – a major concession that suggested Morsi was not willing to confront army interests.
They cite a clause in the settlement where the city maintains that "evidence supports the contention" the property was issued a temporary certificate of occupancy on Feb. 16, 1978, and thus is subject to rent control.
To prove this, I might cite several clauses in it.
Cerberus did not cite a MAC clause but offered to pay a $100 million breakup fee.
These were third-party complaints and most did not cite the relevant clause in the editors' code of practice, namely the one about accuracy.
