Sentence examples for unfair provisions from inspiring English sources

But he has launched a review of the contracts and has pledged to clamp down on "unfair" provisions that tie people on zero-hours contracts to one employer.

The accompanying agreement that I reviewed had all of the usual unfair provisions — the acquiring bank can levy a reserve account and change the deal any time it wishes.

This can result not only in unfair provision but in a distraction from the main purpose of helping those in severe need.

"The unfair provision was rushed through the House in the wake of the horrific terror attacks in Paris, and won't make our country safer," he wrote. .

And yet the report recommends the law be changed to "remove the emphasis on reinstatement as the primary goal of the unfair dismissal provisions".

McDonald's also filed suit in 1997 in the Fifth Mercantile Court to seek an injunction under an unfair competition provision in the Commercial Code to prevent Bukele from using McDonald's trademarks without authorization in all his restaurants.

Congress is trying to push through unfair, damaging tax provisions by attaching them to two popular bills, one designed to raise the minimum wage, the other to protect patients in managed care.

Beginning with passage of the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947, which applied unfair-labour-practice provisions to unions and in a variety of ways weakened their economic and organizational power, labour law in the United States became steadily more burdensome to the labour movement.

Updated at 9.00pm GMT 8.54pm GMT The Catholic Group on the General Synod, which backed a no vote, has issued this statement: We regret the Synod was put in the position whereby draft legislation failed at final approval because it was unclear and unfair in its provision for those who, in conscience, are unable to accept the ministry of women as bishops or priests.

The Catholic Group on the General Synod, which backed a "no" vote, said in a statement: "We regret the synod was put in the position whereby draft legislation failed at final approval because it was unclear and unfair in its provision for those who, in conscience, are unable to accept the ministry of women as bishops or priests".

The group said in a statement: "We regret the synod was put in the position whereby draft legislation failed at final approval because it was unclear and unfair in its provision for those who, in conscience, are unable to accept the ministry of women as bishops or priests.