Sentence examples for removal clause from inspiring English sources
During the scrutiny process of the IP bill last year, ministers led a merry dance around the implications of the "electronic protection" removal clause for e2e encryption.
During the scrutiny process of the IP bill last year, ministers led a merry dance around the implications of the "electronic protection" removal clause for e2e encryption.
If the beneficiaries aren't trustees themselves, and you don't want to bother with a co-trustee or trust protector, then at least give your heirs a way to change trustees with a removal clause.
But nine states and the District of Columbia have adopted the new Uniform Trust Code, which provides that, even if the trust doesn't have a removal clause, a judge can oust a trustee for indifference to some or all of the beneficiaries, failure to provide information to the beneficiaries or even "a communications breakdown".
Instead the young Spanish socialist insisted all references to Marxism had to be expunged from the party's constitution, rather like Tony Blair's removal of Clause 4 calling for the nationalisation of the means of production which had remained in Labour's constitution between 1918 and 1995.
It found that 82% of Australians supported the removal of clauses in the constitution that discriminate on race.
They are demanding an urgent meeting with him to discuss the removal of the clause because they "fear it may have unintended consequences".
The removal of the clause means that even if Labour win the general election, new legislation would be needed to fund the consortiums beyond 2012.
They object, too, to the removal of a clause assuring women who are not legally married to their partners of the same protection as legal wives.
"This is very problematic".Some women are similarly spooked by the removal of a clause saying that the state is responsible for ensuring equality between the sexes.
"We have obtained a major reorientation of the union's objectives," he said of the removal of a clause enshrining "free and undistorted competition" as an EU objective.
