The deals have often used provisions to assure that a company will ultimately be held to terms no less favorable than the best obtained by any other party when a final agreement is struck.
"On the contrary, our decision affirms a proposition essential to the integrity of the capital markets: borrowers and lenders may, under New York law, negotiate mutually agreeable terms for their transactions, but they will be held to those terms.
Could Modric truly refocus for a second season after being held to the terms of his contract, effectively, against his will?
The court held that while the state itself was immune from the enforcement suit, the officials themselves could be sued and be held to the terms they had agreed to.
Those third parties are "being held to strict terms of service," says MySpace, which prohibits them from storing the data or using it once permissions are revoked.
In the same-sex marriage case, Obergefell v. Hodges, no less than in any other case, judicial engagement is required if the political branches are to be held to the terms of the Constitution.
Another election will be held to fill the term that begins in January.
He was then led in handcuffs to the federal courthouse, where a hearing was held to set the terms of his release.
"Since the 1800's, a patent holder was never held to the literal terms of the claims of his patent," said Mr. Bodner, Festo's lawyer.
On the other hand, Kass' metaphysical dignity is equally obscure, precisely because it is held to be a primitive term.
