Sentence examples for suspension clause from inspiring English sources

Now, there would be a suspension clause.

Nothing in the suspension clause distinguishes citizens from aliens.

The founders anticipated that Congress would be tempted to limit it, which is why they wrote the suspension clause.

What drives today's decision is neither the meaning of the Suspension Clause, nor the principles of our precedents, but rather an inflated notion of judicial supremacy.

The suspension clause says it cannot be suspended "unless, when in cases of rebellion or invasion, the public safety may require it".

At the core of the dispute in Boumediene is the Constitution's suspension clause: "The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in cases of rebellion or invasion the public safety may require it".

In 2002 the then socialist government felt it necessary to amend the law and allow for the suspension of (clauses in) the collective agreement in case of financial hardship.

The removal of the deferral clause for suspensions, which allowed jockeys to serve penalties on days that did not clash with important rides, is welcome.

There are other solutions available that do not require an across-the-board suspension of the due process clause.

Temporary 'inability to pay' clauses allow the suspension or renegotiation of (part of) the agreement in cases of hardship, although how tightly this is defined varies.

The risk of having a legal system that sanctions its own suspension is that these exception clauses will be abused.