Sentence examples for reverse clause from inspiring English sources

Labour sources said the party would restore its "brownfield-first" policy and reverse clause 1 of the Growth and Infrastructure Act, which allows developers to apply directly to the secretary of state for planning permission in some cases.

For example, some reverse mortgages have clauses that state that the loan must be repaid if the home is unoccupied for a certain period of time.

The promises kept have all come with clauses that reverse any good intended.

For those reasons, the court held that the program was not in violation of the establishment clause and reversed the Sixth Circuit's decision.

The reserve clause is dead.

"I know there's a release clause.

Europe's return to stagnation, recession and mass unemployment cannot be reversed by adding a growth clause to the austerity treaty or issuing a few project bonds.

A narrow interpretation of the clause by GIRoA would reverse the hard work of our Allies and partners in ensuring that the CCM text included a clause on interoperability and combined operations.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit reversed that decision, saying that the takings clause did not cover damage from such intermittent flooding.

Finally, last week in the Tousa bankruptcy in Florida, the bankruptcy court set aside the subsidiary's obligations and grants of security and ignored the savings clause in the loan documents to reverse a legitimate transaction meant to save the company.

Dow was boxed into completing that deal because its acquisition agreement had a specific performance clause, and Dow could not simply pay a reverse termination fee to exit the deal.