Its account of the creation of the world and of the early days of mankind, with its parade of deceptions, retributions and covenants, has been subjected to many kinds of interpretation.
The deal consideration in the compensation pool vests over time, and the engineers become subject to a covenant not to compete, enforceable even in California because it is connected to the sale of a business.
Mr. Elop is subject to a covenant restricting him from working for certain specified competitors of Nokia, provided that upon Mr. Elop's commencement of employment with Microsoft, Nokia will waive his competition restriction as to Microsoft.
Afghanistan needs another national covenant.
She said she was drafting a bill to require the city's Buildings Department to compile a list of all city lots subject to such covenants.
People who visibly fail to keep this covenant, those we call "transgender," are subject to severe penalties: exile from family and friends, loss of employment, and verbal and physical abuse.
However, the outlook for future economic conditions in the UK remains uncertain and, as a consequence, the future traffic, revenue performance and ongoing compliance with debt covenants of the M6 Toll will be subject to economic factors outside its control".
Throughout the nineteen-forties, most American cemeteries were subject to the same racially restrictive covenants as housing, and were just as resistant to integration, even after courts deemed this practice a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment.
In the letter writer's case, Mr. Martin said, it would appear that since a contribution for the upkeep of a nearby church would probably not be considered "connected to the real estate," it is not likely that such a covenant would bind anyone other than the first owner who took title subject to the covenant.
Before attending a single class, students at Trinity Western University (TWU), which offers a broad range of arts and science subjects, must sign what the school calls a community covenant.
