As far back as 1993, the AMWU developed a manual, Working for the Environment, which proposed a model environment clause for adoption in enterprise agreements.
T-Mobile's positive-environment clause is, essentially, a grownup version of the "safe space" that is only safe for the people who've created it, not for those with contrary opinions.
"As part of its investment activities in clean energy technologies, the corporation must include a focus on supporting emerging and innovative renewable technologies and energy efficiency, such as large-scale solar, storage associated with large- and small-scale solar, offshore wind technologies, and energy efficiency technologies for cities and the built environment," the clause said.
Constitutional constraints like the treaty clause create an environment in which consideration of the Paris Accord by the Senate is actually in the best interest of both supporters and critics.
Such a bill would have excluded clauses on labour and the environment from fast-track treatment.
Mr Obama's people insist that it can and that like a lot of other federal laws on taxation and the environment it is permitted by the commerce clause.
For Obama-era control freaks, the environment and health care are the commerce clause supersized.
Lamarck directly linked the 'use and disuse' clause to effects of the environment on the "habits" of an organism and, through the said habits, on the "shape and nature" of body parts; and, of course, he considered these environment-effected adaptive changes to be heritable.
However, when working at a lower degree of delicacy, these two researches revealed similar findings; material clauses were highly favoured as the environment of circumstances of location.
The logical environment of the cohesive chains is manifested by the clause complexity and taxis and logico-semantic types in clause complexes, revealing not only the methods of realizing coherence in the ST and TTs but also the different translators' styles.
