In summer 2011 Buchheit finally got the call and helped thrash out a deal to slice 90% off the country's crippling debt pile, with reference to a clause he has traced back to a British railroad bond contract of 1879.
He told The Associated Press that a clerk had informed him it could not be processed "for reasons of public interest" — an apparent reference to a clause in the new law that lets the government restrict some citizens' rights to travel, based on factors including past activities or threats to national security.
To emphasise this, Ecuador even included a reference to this unacceptable clause in documents with the words that you quote crossed out.
But Van Gundy's choice of words might have been a reference to the no-trade clause Houston is seeking in his new contract.
That was a really nice thing to do.', where 'that' is clearly an anaphoric reference to the entire preceding clause.
But at least one former Karlsruhe judge, Dieter Grimm, thinks the treaty needs to be tweaked because the Maastricht judgment makes explicit reference to the no bail-out clause.The EU must satisfy not one but two sets of judges.
Let me begin by illustrating this point by reference to logico-semantic relations in clause complexes that realize "local" rhetorical complexes.
Thereafter, he indicated his support for a broad view of the due process clause's reference to "liberty".
Assistant Solicitor General Malcolm Stewart, representing the Trump administration, tried to make the case that "aliens at the threshold have no constitutional rights under due process clause," a reference to a passage from the Fifth Amendment that says the government isn't allowed to hold people without giving them the chance to defend themselves in court.
"The reference to the restrictions of the RUFO clause does not help because that clause was self-imposed by Argentina and therefore hard to use as an argument," says Eugenio Bruno, a debt-restructuring lawyer.A settlement would be in the interest of exchange bondholders, who would keep getting paid.
The force majeure clause does indeed make reference to one paper not being held liable "for any failure or delay in performance" as a result of events outside their control, including a strike.
