Others suggest this was done in retaliation to Mr. Thinley's alleged liberal use of the newly omitted clause from the Indo-Bhutan Friendship Treaty of 1949.
A -- Daphna Zekaria, a Manhattan tenant lawyer, said that by agreeing to omit the clause, the landlord appears to have waived his right to collect any increases for major capital improvements.
The government will accordingly table amendments to omit these clauses at the first opportunity".
Omitting the clause Singapore is seeking would not stop the Singaporeans from resorting to capital controls; rather, they would be faced with having to defend them afterward from investors' complaints of an unfair trade practice.
However, a revision of this treaty in 2007 omitted this clause, and Mr. Thinley's government reportedly started to entertain warmer ties with Beijing after placing an order of 15 buses from China.
Since the landlord agreed to omit the proposed clause, am I now liable for major capital improvement increases that are pending or will be pending in the future?
At a church council held at Antioch (341), an affirmation of faith that omitted the homoousion clause was issued.
He presided over a synod in Antioch in 341 where a creed omitting the homoousion clause was adopted and he probably died soon afterward.
(The Nextel Web site suggests that "A mother can plan the school carpool schedule with other parents," but omits the essential clause, "after first somehow persuading all the other mothers to dump their old cellphones and switch to Nextel").
(The stage version omitted the ominous second clause).
The law, however, was sent to a parliamentary committee, which recommended that the consent clause be omitted.
