Sentence examples for clauses against from inspiring English sources

The only time they have been used against Australia is the ongoing case being brought by Philip Morris but Australian companies have successfully used the clauses against companies in India.

That deal was completed by paying the buyout clause, against the wishes of Athletic Bilbao.

Both Austria and Germany have already talked of invoking a similar clause against Italy.In short, frontier controls are indeed disappearing inside the Schengen area.

Officials at the Indian Defense Ministry said the helicopter contract with AgustaWestland included an integrity clause against bribery or the use of undue influence.

It also names New York City and commissioners from the city and Nassau and Suffolk Counties, charging them with violating the First Amendment clause against the establishment of religion.

In the words of Jefferson, the clause against establishment of religion by law was intended to erect 'a wall of separation between church and state.' "..

He ended his peroration with this ringing statement: "In the words of Jefferson, the clause against establishment of religion … was intended to erect a 'wall of separation' between church and state".

He said that were the clause against women as pastors to be incorporated into the faith statement, it would have a profound effect among the denomination's 40,000 congregations.

One paragraph asserts the "right to good administration," which is a sort of protection clause against the union's own potentially Kafkaesque agencies, but the constitution's atmosphere is itself uncommonly Kafkaesque.

Scholars have supported the view that this constraint should always be combined with a an escape clause against abusive behaviour by the employer (Carens, 2008: 431).

They invoked their rematch clause against Cade and Murdoch at Vengeance: Night of Champions, but were unsuccessful.