Still, the Mets insisted on including what Howard called a "significant clause" in Backman's contract, a zero-tolerance policy that allows the team to dismiss him for any off-field troubles.
Each side has also found encouragement in Justice Antonin Scalia's concurring opinion in the last significant commerce clause case.
Analysts are calling the confidentiality clause significant because it would deny access to information in the midst of an effort to add transparency to the teaching process.
New powers being given to the Home Office will provide the government with sweeping data protection law exemptions; the Data Protection Bill contains a small but significant "immigration exemption" clause that will prevent migrants or "suspected" migrants from seeking information on their immigration status.
In this regard, UNICEF would like to commend the Ministry of Education for the amendments to the Education Regulations Special Educationn) in 2013.The amendments are significant as the clause that categorised children with special needs as "educable" and "uneducable" has been removed from the regulations.
In doing so, C-38 and C-45 also became catalysts for social change but in a far more perverse way than Trudeau's libertarian crime bill because buried within those 1,200 clauses were significant changes to the Indian Act, Navigation Protection Act, and Environmental Assessment Act, which have had a profoundly detrimental impact on aboriginal land and fishing rights.
This clause is significant, because the obligee may have losses in excess of the penalty of the bond.
And the charter's most significant innovation, a "security clause" in which the king was subjected to the oversight of a panel of 25 barons, proved impossible to implement.
A £17m-a-year deal, which would include significant performance rewards and bonus clauses, would represent a £3m increase on Guardiola's current deal.
The red rallies have also attracted large crowds and significant opposition to the land clauses in the proposed document.
