But the real focus will shift to the Finance Committee, which will draw up legislation next month apportioning whatever figure is available for tax cuts among a host of competing provisions.
Other lawyers cautioned against alarmism, saying British courts would continue to weigh two competing provisions in the European rights convention — Article 8, establishing a right of privacy, and Article 10, protecting press freedoms — and that it was too early to know where the lasting balance would be struck.
Moreover, not even petitioner Bush challenges the principal undercurrents supporting the state supreme court's decision: the state constitutional right to have one's vote counted and the virtue of reconciling competing statutory provisions.... Undoubtedly the Due Process Clause imposes some limit on truly outrageous and arbitrary judicial action, "the most egregious of circumstances".
At issue are two competing constitutional provisions: the 21st Amendment, which gives states the right to regulate the sale and delivery of "intoxicating liquors" that cross their borders, and the commerce clause, which gives Congress the right to regulate business between states, and which bars states from enacting laws that unduly interfere with interstate commerce.
In Silicon Valley, engineers historically migrated with ease from company to company, in part because California prohibits most non-compete provisions.
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The Agreement also contains provisions requiring that it be construed under Massachusetts law and that litigation regarding the Agreement take place in Massachusetts courts...Because California law is very hostile to the enforcement of non-compete provisions, the jurisdiction and governing law are likely to be significant in this dispute.
A combination of public finance and competing private provision is the best medicine for the NHS's perennial complaints.
In a brief letter that Penguin's general counsel, Karen Mayer, sent to the writer, it said the publication of " 'Cannibal Nights' by Amazon violates the 'next-work' representation, the no-compete provision and the option clause".
A judge extended a restraining order preventing BellSouth Vice Chairman Gary Forsee from accepting a job at Sprint, but voided a key "non-compete" provision in his contract.
The judge extended a restraining order preventing BellSouth Vice Chairman Gary Forsee Gary Forsee from going to work for the competitor, but voided a key "non-compete" provision in his contract, sending to arbitration only a question of potential disclosure of trade secrets.
