Sentence examples for contractual provisions from inspiring English sources
He listed various types of contractual provisions for international bonds which, he said, would "enhance the prospects of orderly restructuring".
And the new contractual provisions would arguably provide more to professionals than was permitted by some courts under case law before the opinion in the Asarco case.
Because new contractual provisions are not easily retrofitted into old bonds, it will take years before the clauses are included in the entire stock of debt.
Many employees I spoke with said that these contractual provisions made it impossible to talk about suspicious behavior they witnessed at the company.
"I told him that we have sought an explanation from the company by Feb. 22 to examine if the contractual provisions on unethical practices and the Integrity Pact have been violated," he said.
The contractual provisions would be unenforceable ipso facto clauses (otherwise known as bankruptcy termination clauses) – of course, unless the league was clever enough to restyle its agreement as a swap.
He and his Fox colleagues thought the contractual provision Saban had inserted "was just a safety thing he put in if he didn't get on with us".
On a basic level, employees are paid for the work that they have done but there may be a contractual provision within your contract that means your employer will still pay you as circumstances were beyond your control.
The arbitrator ordered Verizon to rehire 2,300 unionized workers, ruling that the company had violated a contractual provision that barred layoffs unless they were tied to an external event that directly reduced the need for employees.
Perhaps the best solution would be to permit a contractual provision that provided that the court would have the discretion to award fees for time spent successfully defending a fee application.
The right of rescission, as it is known, is a federally mandated contractual provision, and it is limited to refinancing agreements and must be exercised by midnight of the third business day after closing.
