Sentence examples for guarantee clauses from inspiring English sources

Because of parent guarantee clauses in the original contracts between Raytheon and power-plant operator Sithe Energies, Raytheon has picked up the work, though it may not actually end up on the hook for it.

But legislative prerogative for its own sake, under what is called the "guarantee clause" in Article IV of the United States Constitution — that states are guaranteed "a republican form of government" — has been harder to defend partly because interpretations of that phrase differed even during the early years of the republic and were never really settled in the centuries since.

Getting a federal judge or appeals panel to accept the argument at the heart of the anti-Tabor suit also means overcoming a Supreme Court precedent going all the way back to the 1840s, Luther v. Borden, in which the high court held that questions about the guarantee clause are the province of politics, not law.

A minimum guarantee clause can be modeled as a put option written on some underlying reference portfolio and we develop a discrete model that selects the reference portfolio to minimize the cost of a guarantee.

Professor John C. Coffee argues that "there is a more modest role for the Guarantee Clause" in distinguishing between public and private corruption under the same statutes.

Some commentators have argued that prosecutions of state and local officials under these statutes pose substantial federalism questions, while others argue that the Guarantee Clause provides additional authority for such prosecutions.

Professor Adam Kurland has proposed the Guarantee Clause of Article Four of the United States Constitution which provides that "[t]he United States shall guarantee to every State in the Union a Republican Form of Government" —as a constitutional basis for corruption statutes as applied to state and local officials.

Yahoo outsourced it to Microsoft in 2009 and it has languished ever since, propped up only because of a revenue-guarantee clause in its contract with Microsoft that is set to expire in March.

Its search business, which Yahoo outsourced to Microsoft in 2009, is on its last legs, propped up only because of a revenue-guarantee clause in its contract with Microsoft.

We inserted clauses guaranteeing our editorial independence".

These arrangements made up a complex of foreign privileges by virtue of the most-favoured-nation clauses (guaranteeing trading equality) conceded to every signatory.