Sentence examples similar to state clauses from inspiring English sources

It's the dangerous driver's defence: I've done 100mph loads of times, and I'm still alive, aren't I? Yes, we've been lucky so far; luckier than other nations in Europe, which so far have been sued 127 times under investor-state clauses in other treaties.

So states Clause IV, even after Blair's rewrite.

The out-of-state clause was part of it.

He associates the sense of a name with an appropriately stated clause in a Tarskian truth theory (making it possible to state what one must know to have the sense but not what the sense itself consists in).

Germany has been challenged for its visionary energy transition under an investor-state clause.

In extradition treaties, for example, states include clauses making it optional for them to surrender their own nationals.

Vitally, the investor-state dispute clauses may leave the government vulnerable to legal action from companies.

That is because, the NLRB has stated, such clauses prevent the open discussions that allows workers to organize.

Insurance companies responded by seeking state-by-state terrorism exclusion clauses, similar to exclusions for events like war.

This investor-state dispute clause has been widely attacked.

In the same passage, however, the draft says those efforts should respect "sovereignty and territorial integrity of states," a clause that could potentially be used by repressive states to continue justifying draconian drug laws.