Would MPs from Scotland be brought back in what a Scottish Labour MP George Foulkes called a kind of 'legislative hokey-cokey', to vote just on these particular clauses?
Provision is made in the document for summarizing relevant information after each section which could elaborate on the reasons given for the scoring assigned to that particular clause or clauses or could spell out progress made or difficulties encountered.
We ought look beyond the purposes of particular clauses and to the Constitution as a whole when making sense of the application of particular clauses.
There was no indication in the terms of service that this particular clause would apply only to certain disputes, and people naturally perceived it as an opportunistic attempt by the company to inoculate itself against legal action.
It's important to point out that that particular clause... was put in at the behest of the Irish government and that was because of Green participation in that government".
LANE: And, pursuant to this particular clause, isn't it a fact that Columbia had the right to exhibit this picture on television?
Perhaps there should be an amendment to that particular clause allowing camera-based applications to join in on the volume button fun, whether they use iOS 5's camera control or not.
Even though the FIPA does have particular clauses about environmental protection and public health, aboriginal interests, a fundamental cornerstone of Canadian law, are completely ignored by the language of the deal.
We do not decide whether, in view of the separability provision (§ 3), the State courts might cull out from Section 2 particular clauses which, standing alone, could be sustained.
Guidelines were examined for particular clauses that made specific mention of the responsibilities of researchers in relation to the benefits, the beneficiaries, obligations and the mechanisms through which such decisions should be made.
