Sentence examples for standard clauses from inspiring English sources

Along with standard clauses insuring him against any lessening of his authority or a move of company headquarters, he was shielded from second-guessing.

To be clear, if the government were not involved in the AIG situation, here's how it would have worked: the company's distress would have triggered standard clauses in its derivatives contracts that would force other banks to come to the table and renegotiate prices.

SECURITY has zoomed to the top of tenants' concerns in the wake of the World Trade Center attack, according to real estate executives, who report that some standard clauses in leases relating to interruptions of business are also being re-examined.

All bills of lading covered by the convention are subject to certain standard clauses defining the risks assumed by the carrier, which are absolute and cannot be altered by contrary agreement, and the immunities the carrier can enjoy, unless the parties agree otherwise.

Now bear in mind that the standard contract between a prime contractor and its subcontractor(s) has standard clauses allowing, at least theoretically, for audits and inspections by the prime.

Accountability issues appear in the standard clauses in contracts addressing liability.

It did contain another standard clause, allowing Fox to match any outside offers.

It was not to be statutory and regulated, but be merely a standard clause in contracts between commissioners and providers.

The players have a standard clause in their contracts for their wages to reduce were the club to be relegated, a necessary protection.

Moreover, there is a standard clause in every lease providing for the tenant to "pay an additional rent" for any year "if the taxes for any tax year shall be greater than the base tax".

Henry Garrido, research director for District Council 37, the municipal workers' union, said a standard clause in the city's information technology contracts allowed the city to sue contractors for damages.