Sentence examples for clauses that would prevent from inspiring English sources

Most especially, clauses that would prevent parliamentary scrutiny of the military must be revised.

Several N.F.L. teams have even gone so far as to quietly check into Henson's Yankees contract to see if there are any clauses that would prevent him from playing football while he is playing baseball.

The effort has prompted the provincial government to amend a proposed bill on municipal financing, adding clauses that would prevent mayors convicted of crimes from staying in office.

HP has asked Stallman to eliminate a clause that would prevent companies that distribute GPLv3 programs from bringing patent infringement claims against those programs in the future.

This also follows reports that NBC honcho Jeff Zucker had threatened Conan with a noncompete clause that would prevent him from working on TV for 3.5 years.

It also includes an additional $2.50 per hour for health benefits by its second year and a clause that would prevent employers from firing or retaliating against workers who report violations of the wage law.

It contained a preemption clause that would prevent localities from passing laws stronger than the new state law.

We also discussed how pointless it was for VCs to put clauses in deals that would prevent companies from selling and how the guys in the room had never invoked such a clause because doing so would create misalignment with their founders.

Clauses are thought to be included in the agreement that would prevent individuals benefitting from the sale of assets in the future, which would effectively secure the long-term future of Rugby Park for the Kilmarnock community.

The CFPB recently proposed other rules that would prevent banks and financial companies from including mandatory arbitration clauses in new contracts that prevent class action lawsuits.

In May, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the nation's consumer watchdog, unveiled the draft of a rule that would prevent credit card companies and other financial firms from using arbitration clauses that bar consumers from banding together in a class-action lawsuit.