Sentence examples for clauses attached from inspiring English sources

She also ruled against gagging clauses attached to the demands that prevent the recipients of NSLs from disclosing the mere existence of an order.

Binary, by the way, was protected by another form of legal silencing — nondisparagement clauses attached to employment contracts, which, as The Times reported in July, the company sought to use to keep complaints from going public.

But the deal would have no chance of getting done if there were not collective action clauses attached to the bonds in question, clauses that will require all investors to take a loss as long as 66 percent vote in favor.

Examples of selection of material clauses attached to temporal and spatial location circumstances are given below (Processes are underlined, Circumstances are in bold).

Mr Cameron has refused to allow the bill to return to the Commons for final assent with that clause attached.

But according to Michael Hampden-Turner, a Citibank strategist, around 90% of Greek bonds have no such clause attached.Should there be a dispute in the CDS market over a Greek reprofiling, it would be resolved by the International Swap Dealers Association ISDAa), a voluntary body which governs the market.

In addition, South Africa's own Land and Agricultural Development Bank warned that a standard clause attached to its loans amounting to $2.8 billion requires it to repay everything immediately if the government begins expropriations without compensation which would force it to default.

The 26-year-old wants this clause attached to her plea deal or else she will take her chances at trial.

Weissman said that the arbitration clause attached to the free credit monitoring service covers only the credit monitoring service offered and not the overarching breach of data.

However, his dream has a clause attached to it -- he can follow it only if his family responsibilities allow him.

Often, white Southern politicians hurt their region's economic and educational development by blocking policies they feared would upset the South's racial hierarchy – such as preventing anti-discrimination clauses being attached to social welfare policies.