Meanwhile, some private-sector groups are working on their own sets of (weak) collective-action clauses.
But the Dodgers believe the clauses are weaker than Fox believes and ultimately unenforceable in bankruptcy court — where debtors like the Dodgers can seek to reject an existing contract.
Whilst there is plenty of evidence here that both lexical semantics and impaired lexical semantics are involved in this interaction, a so have an influence on co-speech iconic gesture, the evidence about the role of larger units of meaning (such as the clause) is weaker.
According to this view, to improve on the weak naïve HD clause for confirmation one only has to rule out one particular class of cases, i.e., those in which the description of a known fact, \ e\), served as a constraint in the construction of \(h\wedge k\).
Trevor Pritchard, of Standard & Poor's, a rating agency, notes that apart from the new fashion for change-of-control clauses, covenants remain weak.
Which is why most arbitration clauses require only the weaker party (the consumer, employee, or franchisee) to arbitrate its claims, while allowing the dominant party (the corporation) to sue in court.
We wanted reassurance that this wasn't going to be used as an escape clause to return to a weaker drug policy.
A working group organised by the G10 group of rich countries has come up with model collective-action clauses that are, in many ways, weaker than those that already exist under English law.
