Sentence examples for emergency clauses from inspiring English sources

The former misused its emergency clauses to adjourn the Duma and rule by decree.

Central banks use emergency clauses to inject liquidity into scared financial markets.

US Airways executives acknowledged that they were relying on the emergency clause.

And our constitution, unlike many others, contains no emergency clause providing for its own suspension.

Pat Friend, president of the Association of Flight Attendants, said US Airways had invoked an emergency clause to skirt no-furlough provisions in the contract.

The airlines had invoked an emergency clause in their union contracts in refusing to pay severance benefits.

The two airlines originally invoked an emergency clause in their union contracts in refusing to pay severance benefits.

Unlike Indiana's law, which becomes effective on 1 July, the bill passed by Arkansas' legislature would become effective immediately because of an emergency clause.

Karen Watson, an American spokeswoman, insisted that the company was honoring its contract and was merely invoking an emergency clause that she said allowed the company to suspend certain commitments under extreme circumstances.

Although the university could invoke an emergency clause to get around the requirement that the job be kept open and posted for 10 business days, a Texas Tech spokeswoman, Cindy Rugeley, said that it would not happen.

France, which woke to news that dawn raids had been launched at 168 addresses across the country, leading to 23 arrests and another 104 people being placed under house arrest, will press at an EU ministerial meeting on Friday for its European partners to trigger the "emergency" clause in Schengen which allows frontier barriers to return in times of crisis.