Sentence examples for special clause from inspiring English sources
Commissioner Bud Selig could invoke a special clause in the collective bargaining agreement to avoid that process, leaving Rodriguez unable to play immediately.
"This special clause was a complete mistake," said Yoshimi Watanabe, a member of Parliament who sits on the finance committee in the lower house.
So it seems that many of the administration's principles contain a special clause, making an exception when it comes to oil.
Indeed, Lettow-Vorbeck would have a special clause in the Armistice of November 1918 specifically devoted to the arrangements for the safe conduct of himself and his men at the end of the war.
Wednesday's exchange offer, which will help clear the way for government ownership, contains a special clause to deter a takeover of the entire company in the next three years.
Amazon's web services arm has updated its terms of service with a special clause that kicks in in the event of corpses consuming human flesh and the fall of civilisation.
For example, don't agree to crazy multiples or special clauses about taking money out.5.
Special clauses on access to the "liquidity facility" (don't ask) apply on default.
And in the years since Argentina's default, most sovereign bonds have special clauses in them that make it much harder for holdouts to succeed.
Whether it's a sugar tax in Mexico, a windfall tax on profits in Ecuador or the removal of tax holidays in Romania, corporations are using special clauses in trade deals to challenge – and often lower – their tax bill.
Invoking special clauses in its trade agreements with China, the Commerce Department said it would begin talks to impose new quotas that could cut back China's burgeoning exports of knit fabrics and a handful of other products.
