Sentence examples for disputed clauses from inspiring English sources

And Morsi has committed to ask the new parliament to amend disputed clauses according to a national dialogue, which he said should start immediately.

It has not helped that in Pakistan the two disputed clauses have been hailed as victories, lending heft to the impression that Mr. Singh gave more than he received in the negotiations, said Maj. Gen. Dipankar Banerjee, a retired army officer and the director of the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, a research institution here.

The Greens senator Peter Whisaidilson said his party would vote against the legislation because such the dispute clauses were dangerous and could threaten Australia's sovereignty.

Vitally, the investor-state dispute clauses may leave the government vulnerable to legal action from companies.

This investor-state dispute clause has been widely attacked.

Junker furthermore said that "There will be no investor-to-state dispute clause in TTIP" if his deputy, incoming commission Vice President Frans Timmermans, "does not agree with it too".

Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on Tuesday withdrew a disputed clause of the country's austerity bill that would have allowed one of his family's companies to temporarily avoid a heavy fine in a legal dispute.

Instead Shell hid behind the fact that it was technically allowed to use deep-sea disposal under a clause in the Oslo-Paris accord on dealing with oil rigs (even though that clause was disputed by some countries).

Most textualists agree that the spirit of the Ineligibility Clause would be addressed by a Saxbe fix, but they dispute that a clause's "spirit" overrides its text.

Swansea always disputed that and insisted the clause in Taylor's contract only allowed talks to take place, while also rejecting the Magpies' bid.

Investor-state dispute settlement clauses allow companies to access an international tribunal if they believe actions taken by a host government breach its investment obligations.