Mr Van Miert has imposed clauses to limit the bank's growth until 2014 and to force it to pay at least 58% of its income in dividends until 2003.
During the early days of professional baseball, the dominant major leagues imposed a "reserve clause" designed to limit player wages by restricting competition for labor.
Ms. Reidy, displaying occasional flashes of impatience and sarcasm during several hours of testimony, repeatedly deflected the government's suggestion that the most-favored-nation clause imposed the agency model on other retailers.
To provide adequate facilities for this personnel and for material he asked that the limitation to six stations in the United States, imposed by a clause in every appropriation bill in recent years, be eliminated from future bills.
To overcome this problem, we imposed an additional clause on the nomogram that the cutoff value should be added to the total points in the cases of incomplete surgical resection.
After word started to spread in early 2015 that Cordileone planned to impose "morality clauses" on teachers, critics, including parents and students, formed an opposition group called #TeachAcceptance.
Its dominant Islamists said from the outset that they would not try to impose controversial clauses, such as enshrining Islamic sharia law as a key component of the legal code.
Now Cordileone has prompted fresh outrage in the liberal Bay Area by imposing morality clauses on teachers, staff and administrators at the four high schools under his control in San Francisco, Marin and San Mateo counties.
By narrowing effective-vindication-of-substantive-rights principle, the Court has opened the door for powerful companies to impose arbitration clauses that prevent consumers from challenging all types of illegal practices.
He imposed harsh penalty clauses and threatened his clients, even though some were unable to feed their families.
Grandfather clauses imposed voting requirements like literacy tests on new voters but exempted people whose ancestors had voted.
