Add a specific relief for breach clause to protect the client.
Judge Leon ruled the plaintiffs had demonstrated "a substantial likelihood of success on the merits of their Fourth Amendment claim and that they will suffer irreparable harm absent… relief", referring to the clause in the US constitution that bars unreasonable search and seizure by the government.
That was the argument for trade adjustment assistance and escape-clause import relief.
Clearly, the concept of "liability relief" means writing an escape clause written into the law.
Instead, he concludes that the parties agreed that the pact contained a clause that provided for injunctive relief, justifying this remedy, and so he does not fully address these broader issues.
If the Mets give a starting job to Grant Roberts, they could keep an extra relief pitcher, perhaps Ricky Bottalico, who has a clause in his contract that he can be released if he is not on the major league roster April 4. Scott Erickson has an identical clause, and he is another obvious candidate to leapfrog Seo into the rotation.
At their best, the band blends this despair with moments of cathartic relief (often expressed in simple, chant-ready clauses like "take a walk, take a wake, take a walk" or "higher and higher and higher").
They fear the new clause may require them to implement new relief packages "even after they have met the obligations while launching a project," The Telegraph reported.
Nearly 300,000 divorced parents, mainly men, will lose £4 a week from a hidden clause in Gordon Brown's Budget scrapping tax relief on child maintenance payments.
The arbitrators rolled back the monthly subscriber fees Cablevision pays -- a provision that will most likely prompt other local cable operators like Time Warner and Comcast to activate clauses in their contracts to receive the same relief.
The network contracts -- which call for the N.F.L. to be paid $2.15 billion this season -- contain clauses calling for good faith negotiations to provide financial relief for the loss of a game.
