Sentence examples for general clauses from inspiring English sources

That is, there were synergistic benefits when a contract served as a scaffold that combined structure with general clauses.

In general, clauses relieving the carrier from liability for negligence in loading, handling, stowing, keeping, carrying, and discharging the goods or that diminish his obligation to furnish a seaworthy vessel are declared null and void.

The code was meant to fit the society of the turn of the 20th century, but, through the use of general clauses that leave the elaboration of specific norms to the judges, it demonstrated an adaptability to new economic, cultural, and sociopolitical postulates.

The short-term portfolio flow, to the extent that that is pushed in these treaties, for example, general clauses that capital markets should liberalize, I don't know what's in these clauses, but if that were the nature of these clauses, it would add danger and fragility to the world markets rather than stability.

A5: The definition of primary designation function, explanatory note 2, says that "Nation-wide function established in general clauses of national legislation or policies should not be considered as designations".

'To hold otherwise would be to subject the essential taxing power of the State to an intolerable supervision, hostile to the basic principles of our government and wholly beyond the protection which the general clause of the Fourteenth Amendment was intended to assure.' Ohio Oil Co. v. Conway, supra, 281 U.S. at page 159 , 50S.Ct. at page 314.

This general clause is usually located on the entry point of the system (i.e. main method), which only exists to avoid the exception to remain uncaught.

The United States, and a few European countries such as Finland, use a general clause or system of proof instead of a list.

In many countries the forest legislation establishes in a general clause that forest land may not be converted to other land use without a special permit.

In Frankfurt/Main CROs had already been reported sporadically and sent to reference laboratories in previous years on the basis of a general clause in the German Protection against Infection Act requiring notification of any cluster of nosocomial infections which may constitute an outbreak of public health relevance.

COBURN: I believe our founders thought that the Supreme Court would be the check and balance on the commerce clause, the general welfare clause, and the insurance of the 10th Amendment, and that's the reason I raised those issues with you.