Sentence examples for clauses at a from inspiring English sources

The Department for Energy and Climate Change signed 12 agreements containing confidentiality clauses at a total cost of £1.5m, the Ministry of Justice signed 15 at a cost of £250,000, while the Foreign Office spent £5.5m on compensation agreements.

Committee member Sir John Stanley called for a vote on the clause at a meeting ratifying the report last Wednesday, a move that split the four members of the 11-member committee who were present.

Courts in many States, such as New York, will enforce this type of clause at a level of three times the previous rent due for the duration of the holdover period.

At one moment he will set the scene in long, periodic clauses; at another a few terse, abrupt sentences will mirror the rapidity of the action.

(b) Agencies should complete paragraph (l), "Communications", at the end of the clauses at § 401.14 by designating a central point of contact for communications on matters relating to the clause.

Whoever signs Garay probably will have to pay his buyout clause, set at a relatively modest 20m euros (£16.9m).

Arthur Liman Professor of Law Judith Resnik is quoted in an article on the use of mandatory arbitration clauses at law firms.

They've included escalation clauses at $10K, $20K, $50K or more above asking price.

The government will accordingly table amendments to omit these clauses at the first opportunity".

Some of us asked Grieve to clarify the effects of these proposed interpretation clauses at yesterday's meeting.

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