Sentence examples for put clauses from inspiring English sources

Pharmaceutical and medical-device companies, according to Mr. Brill, "regularly put clauses in sales contracts prohibiting hospitals from sharing information about what they pay and discounts they get".

This is one of the reasons landlords of leasehold properties usually put clauses in their assured shorthold tenancy agreements preventing tenants from subletting without prior consent.

We also discussed how pointless it was for VCs to put clauses in deals that would prevent companies from selling and how the guys in the room had never invoked such a clause because doing so would create misalignment with their founders.

Until the Consumer Review Freedom Act becomes law, restaurants and other rankings-sensitive businesses can go on doing what they have been all along: putting clauses in those "user agreements" that nobody reads that make it illegal to rain on their parade.

Melinda Riechert, a Silicon Valley lawyer who represents employers, said the Kleiner case might influence more companies to put arbitration clauses in their contracts.

Vince Cable said some criticism of employers was valid, especially those that put exclusivity clauses in the contracts, preventing workers from holding more than one job.

"You have to make your business decisions based on what your conference is now and put in clauses that allow it to address any changes," said Mike Sheehey, the senior vice president for sports content at NBC Sports Group.

The CGT has called for a national day of action on 14 June, four days after the championship opens and the day after the debate on the bill opens in the French senate, whose centre-right majority will attempt to put back clauses – such as a proposal to end the 35-hour limit on the working week – that the government dropped to appease the unions.

Four others approved such measures, though three put sunset clauses on the notification requirement, meaning the restriction will die after a certain number of years [ 8].

The Golan religious council put a clause into its standard divorce agreement saying no property division would be adversely affected by the outcome of diplomatic negotiations.

We deliberately put a clause in the Edinburgh Agreement that said that both governments are committed to working together constructively after the result, whatever it is".