Any effort by the United States to walk away from its terms, or to renegotiate it, would open the way for Iran to insist on changes as well.
Now, on Japan, if you read the security agreement we signed with Japan, I think it will be clear from its terms that the agreement is not directed against any country, but rather in support of stability in Asia.
General Mills, for example, removed forced arbitration from its terms and agreements, demonstrating that it is possible for Spotify to follow suit.
But by the time it does, viewers may already have given up hope that it will ever actually bestir itself from its term-paper-like approach to the state of the 12th-century British monarchy.
The statute, however, aims at nothing less, as one can learn both from its terms and from the administrative practice under it.
The inquiry heard evidence about what happened during the battle itself, though this is excluded from its terms of reference.
Of course, if the order were wholly invalid as to all of the respondents for these reasons, it could not have been validated merely by eliminating some of them from its terms.
At the end of a long day, I just cannot find anything preventing us from applying the statute as written or heard any good reason for deviating from its terms.
Petitioner concedes that § 242(b) of the Immigration Act, authorizing the appointment of a 'special inquiry officer' to preside at the deportation proceedings, does not conflict with the Administrative Procedure Act, since § 7(a) of that Act excepts from its terms officers specially provided for or designated pursuant to other statutes.
Equifax had quietly removed information about charges and fees from its "terms of use" over the weekend. .
Since its privacy meltdown two years ago, the company has tried to be on its best behavior, revamping its privacy settings to allow for more control, weeding out confusing legalese from its terms of use, and publicizing its safety measures.
