Sentence examples for services clauses from inspiring English sources

Both Saban and Miles have a relatively low base salary, with the bulk of their pay coming from performing duties related to news media and public appearances, which some lawyers call personal services clauses.

Standard servicing clauses.

This comes as a relief for the government employees, who had been threatened with the "break-in-service clause," on the eve of the strike.

Consider it a public service clause that you can use yourself.

Understand that you can make a "get out of service" clause on the contract if the terms are not met.

The analysis of leadership change shows that more efficient engines and technological improvements in subsystems, changing oil prices, business cycles, liberalization of air transport services, scope clauses and government interventions provided technological, demand and regulatory windows of opportunity.

Meanwhile, managers responsible for failures will be barred from working elsewhere in the health service, while clauses gagging ex-NHS staff from raising concerns publicly will be banned.

"Our legal advisor Mark Deem points out that – while terms and conditions are legally binding – it is contrary to public policy to sell children in return for free services, so the clause would not be enforceable in a court of law".

The arbitrators' ruling is through March 31 , 2009 and if other large cable operators, like Time Warner and Comcast and the satellite service DirecTV, trigger clauses in their agreements with YES, they can get the lower rate the arbitrators decided on.

The European Court is likely to pay lip service to Article 8, the clause that governs the right to respect for one's private life, without forcing a state to provide a home birth service on demand.

BBC management attempted to preserve the original idea that Project Canvas will primarily benefit public service broadcasters by adding clauses to protect the core purpose in the articles of association that all partners must agree to.