Sentence examples for use the clauses from inspiring English sources

Recently, officials in 16 states and the District of Columbia urged the federal government to deny Medicaid and Medicare money to nursing homes that use the clauses.

The new rule on arbitration came after officials in 16 states and the District of Columbia urged the government to cut off funding to nursing homes that use the clauses, arguing that arbitration kept patterns of wrongdoing hidden from prospective residents and their families.

But officials in Minneapolis told HuffPost that they rarely use the clauses, if ever. .

(The report says 43 percent of institutions use agreements with mandatory binding arbitration clauses, but that number rises to 47 percent when only banks are included, because none of the credit unions in the study use the clauses).

It is widely expected that it would use the clause to reject any Chinese effort to control natural resources in Canada.

Many have written that using that clause instead of suspending A-Rod via the Joint Program, which took place today, was "seriously considered" but the question is - did MLB ever really intend to use the clause, which would have been very difficult if not impossible for players and their union to accept?

Use the clause reasonably.

Only use the clause for those who actually play a large role in your company and have significant access to valuable information.

The only time they have been used against Australia is the ongoing case being brought by Philip Morris but Australian companies have successfully used the clauses against companies in India.

For example, the Justices had no trouble upholding the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which used the clause to mandate the integration of hotels and restaurants.

The University of Wisconsin system, which comprises some 26 campuses and 180,000 students, has used the clause to forbid weapons in buildings, but the new bill would end that exception.