Sentence examples for standing clause from inspiring English sources

This triggered a 'last man standing' clause in the pension particulars, making the museum liable for the entire pension deficit.

In making this determination, the Constitutional Court was called upon to make a determination on the constitutionality of long standing clauses on our law books that allowed parents to marry off their children.

The 2004 attempt to strip the vestigial racist language would have left standing the 1901 clause mandating a liberal system of public schools.

In effect, one can take a temporal anaphor as standing proxy for a when-clause and a modal anaphor like 'that' in 'that would have hurt' as standing proxy for the antecedent of a conditional.

He recommends collective-action clauses in bond contracts and standing committees of bondholders.

And the standing estate-tax law's unusual expiration clauses were designed to require a decision at this point -- how to pay for the tax break, which Congressional reports say will cost roughly $234 billion over the next 10 years.

Taxpayers have been denied standing to challenge alleged violations of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.

In particular, Forst singled out secrecy in the immigration portfolio, changes denying environmental advocates legal standing, cuts to community legal centres and gag clauses preventing advocacy by non-government organisations receiving grants.

That explanation and the procedure is laid out in Rule X, Clause 11, paragraph (g) of the House of Representatives' standing rules.

When Carter appointed Representative Abner Mikva to the D.C. Circuit, a lawsuit challenging the appointment based on Ineligibility Clause objections again failed for lack of standing.

That clause is by no means the only thing standing between her and political fulfilment, however.