The law protected all religious groups until 1982, when then-General Zia ul Haq introduced clause 295-B outlawing the desecration of the Holy Quran at the behest of extreme Islamist groups.
The Treasury thought about introducing clauses that would have explicitly punished those investors who trade their PFI stakes before the expiry of contracts but feared these investors would have increased what they charge to be involved in the first place.
It is easy for consumers to get shorted by airlines that either introduce clauses into their contracts to further distance themselves from responsibility for their passengers or simply mislead their clients into accepting less compensation than they are actually entitled to receive.
Incidentally, the definition of a "subordinating conjunction", if you're wondering, is a conjunction (that is "a part of speech that connects words, sentences, phrases, or clauses") that "connects an independent clause and a dependent clause, and also introduces adverb clauses".
If all countries introduced these clauses in all debt, Mr Taylor's scheme would look very much like the SDRM.Over the past six months his ideas have been scaled back.
Guy Verhofstadt, a former Belgian prime minister and a senior member of the European Parliament, said Wednesday that most changes would be introduced under clauses in the Lisbon Treaty.
West Bengal: Business investors are wary of the state government's newly introduced draft clause in land-lease agreements.
The current rate is about £2.35 for 15MB so it sounds a good deal, but Vodafone has introduced a clause that states internet phone services like Skype and other P2P services will be charged at £2 per MB, effectively trying to stop their customers using Skype's "free" web-based service from their mobiles.
Chase, for example, has introduced a clause to its paperwork that allows a syndicated loan deal to "emulate the protocol of the bond market," explains Lee.
He even takes aim at conventions enforced only in American English (introducing restrictive clauses with "that" and nonrestrictive clauses with "which"), which must have left some Guardian readers even more perplexed than they thought they were.
Liu (2011) has indicated that most Mayrinax linkers are true complementizers that introduce finite clauses and allow the wh-argument to be extracted from the embedded clause.
