Sentence examples for exemplary proposal from inspiring English sources
One omission, however, was the exemplary proposal by Kohn Pedersen Fox for a New York Jets stadium at Manhattan's Hudson Yards, which won an American Institute of Architects New York Chapter Project Design Award in 2002.
It was the first time Clegg had commented since parliament backed a royal charter, exemplary damages and a proposal to underpin the charter by a form of statute.
The Liberal Democrat peer criticised Leveson for ignoring repeated rejections of proposals for exemplary damages by successive Labour governments and by Mr Justice Eady, a high court judge.
He denied the proposals on exemplary damages were in breach of the European Convention, but acknowledged that "we are taking a trip into the unknown".
Of most interest to lawyers in this field will be the requirement that the regulator provide an arbitration service and proposals on exemplary damages for those who've not signed up to the system.
The proposal to introduce exemplary damages remains arguably the biggest stumbling block for the government gaining the backing of the newspaper industry.
Membership of the NPR would be encouraged by the carrot of a simplified libel system; but newspapers that fail to sign up will be subject to harsh exemplary damages.Scummy, but essentialThis proposal has several problems.
He said the proposals specified that exemplary damages could be awarded only if the defendant showed "a deliberate or reckless disregard of an outrageous nature for the claimant's rights".
Lord Black urged the government to pause and think again, describing proposals to allow courts to impose exemplary damages on newspapers who have lost libel cases as "shotgun legislation" that will create "a constitutional nightmare".
Lord Black of Brentwood, a Tory peer and executive director of the Telegraph Media Group, has condemned proposals to allow courts to impose exemplary damages on newspapers who have lost libel cases as "shotgun legislation" that will create "a constitutional nightmare".
He added that under Cameron's scheme, the provision for £1m in exemplary damages would be unlikely ever to happen because of the complexity of the proposals.
