Sentence examples for unusual provisions from inspiring English sources

Even so, the condominium documents on file with the city have some unusual provisions.

Quest announced it would agree to unusual provisions to incentivize the unidentified bidder and place it on a more level playing field with Insight and Mr. Smith.

LegalZoom also expected me to give an honest answer to the question "Are you free of any mental illness?" Ms. Susman has seen some unusual provisions.

The settlement agreement at the gallery has some unusual provisions that just might stoke the imagination of some buyers looking to display their art collections.

He added that if the bylaws do contain such unusual provisions, it may be possible for the co-op's certificate of incorporation to be amended with a smaller percentage of shareholder votes.

Can I take out an injunction?... Kathryn M. Mets, Forest Hills A: Eliot H. Zuckerman, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that unless the proprietary lease or bylaws of a co-op contain unusual provisions, the board of directors generally has the right to make all decisions regarding the operation and maintenance of the co-op's property.

Mr. Adams said the annual 3.9 percent raise Mr. Thomas gets upon board approval each year is not an unusual provision either.

Volkswagen is currently protected from a hostile takeover by an unusual provision that the European Union is considering overturning.

In an unusual provision, money from the employer-sponsored training and education fund will subsidize the workers' purchase of computers.

He invoked an unusual provision of California law that permits individuals to file unfair trade cases as "private attorneys general".

The state had agreed to be bound by detailed regulations drawn up by the federal side (an unusual provision in American government).