Sentence examples for clauses on the from inspiring English sources

These authors attribute the dramatic turnaround in German competitiveness to unit cost reduction made possible by deunionization on the one hand and by the decentralization of collective bargaining (opening clauses) on the other.

Other changes to the code included strengthening the clauses on the reporting of suicide, discrimination, complaints resolution and the public interest.

Crimes of "counterrevolution" were erased from the books here in 1997, replaced in a new legal code by clauses on the "subversion of state power".

Indeed, if the EU can cope with Sicily, why not Bulgaria?In recognition of these problems, Brussels has imposed a string of safeguard clauses on the two new members.

All other newspaper groups have come out in opposition to these clauses on the grounds that they would be in conflict with article 10 of the European convention on human rights, which protects freedom of speech.

Four others approved such measures, though three put sunset clauses on the notification requirement, meaning the restriction will die after a certain number of years [ 8].

The legislation also contains clauses on changing the mechanism of parliamentary oversight of the intelligence services and is likely to provoke intense debate in the Commons.

For the wedding, they included a "no social media" clause on the invitations.

This comes as a relief for the government employees, who had been threatened with the "break-in-service clause," on the eve of the strike.

Compromise legislation being promoted by a moderate Republican that would put a two-year sunset clause on the collective-bargaining restrictions was rebuffed by both parties.

And the Liberal Democratic senator David Leyonhjelm wants to place an eight-year sunset clause on the legislation so it does not stay on the statute books indefinitely.