Sentences with phrase «by clause»

Make sure you have understood it clause by clause.

Generally, when parties have included an arbitration clause in their contracts, any court proceedings covered by the clause must be stayed.

They will quote the proof of loss language of your policy and they will require you to obey by that clause.

During the legislative process, most bills are sent to a Committee stage when a group of at least 11 MPs consider the proposed Act clause by clause in detail.

In addition, the Productivity Commission's review was also required by clause 8.1 of the 2006 Council of Australian Government's (COAG) Competition and Infrastructure Reform Agreement (CIRA) which called for a five year review of a number of the agreement's operation and terms.

As provided by clause 11 (g) of Rule of the House of Representatives, the Committee has forwarded this Memorandum to the President based on its determination that the release of the Memorandum would serve the public interest.

Indiana law requires licensees to disclose known adverse material facts to their clients, and the trial had ruled that A.M. had failed to disclose known adverse material facts to the Owners but A.M. was protected by a clause in the Agreement.

According to a study by the CFPB, 53 % of cardholders are affected by these clauses.

At trial, Judge O'Ferrall held that a defect is «a shortcoming, failing or lack of something essential» and that the prior flood occurrence was a «defect» as contemplated by Clause 6.1 (h) of the contract.

Similarly, one is bound by the clauses in a contract.)

Income disparity was brought into the limelight by a clause in the 2010 Dodd - Frank Act.

The significance of the master's commendation is expressed by the clause, «for the sons of this world are more shrewd in dealing with their own generation than the sons of light.»

Another way of understanding the proposition represented by this clause is: Some entity named John loves another unnamed entity.

However, if Barcelona do have an eye on Griezmann moving forward, they will be severely disadvantaged by the clause in question it seems.

According to Abdulaziz Suleiman, who spke on behalf of the coalition, said: «Mindful of the concerns generated by the clause in the Kaduna declaration that advised the Biafran Igbo to relocate from northern Nigeria and for northerners in the South East to do likewise, and our commitment to the unity of our dear country, we immediately opened channels for dialogue and interaction with government agencies, national and international groups, institutions and figures.

The Independent Democratic Conference has maintained such payments are allowed by a clause that allows payment for service in any «special capacity therein or directly connected therewith,» though the law lays out exact dollar amounts payable to leaders in other positions.

Parliamentary privilege, Mr Jack claimed, is also threatened by clause eight, on enforcement, whose wording creates numerous situations where «a question of law to be determined by the courts» would exist.

Beyond the clause by clause recommendations, the corporation also advocated for the simplification of the fiscal system for ease of implementation and to ensure progressivity.

Then it goes to Article 58 (3), which states that subject to the provisions of this constitution, the functions conferred on the president by clause 1of this article maybe exercised by him either directly or through officers subordinate to him.

In Colorado, vouchers were brought down in 2004 by a clause mandating local control over local revenue and, in Florida, they were overturned in 2006 based on a clause enforcing a «uniform» system of education.

The reversion of rights is triggered by a clause in a publishing contract.

This is indicated by Clause 40 of The Magna Carta, an 800 - year - old document, which states, «To no one will we sell, to no one will we refuse or delay, right or justice.»

He also held that this conclusion was also supported by clauses 8.1 (viii) and (xv) of the contract.

Before undertaking a clause by clause consideration of the Bill, the committee heard testimony from senior officials from Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada and the Department of Justice Canada.

Here again, States must be suable or liable to be made defendants by this clause, which has a similar mode of language with the two other clauses I have remarked upon.

Few can fail to be stirred by clause 40, for example, which provided that: «To no one will we sell, to no one will we deny right or justice.»

The principal power conferred by clause 7 (1) for the purpose of correcting «deficiencies» in and ensuring the «effective operation» of retained EU law expires two years after exit day.

Volokh says that if a reasonable consumer would be very surprised by a clause, like a non-disparagement clause, in a vendor contract or a terms - of - service agreement, that provision of the contract might be deemed unenforceable.

-- I've seen a terrible case caused by a clause that a Realtor told me (don't know if it's true) was a standard OREA clause, that offered the tenant the right to renew the lease term at the end of the term.

The A.F.T.'s field representatives, for example, were protected by a clause that said all employees working on special projects across the country would have to be laid off before...

If any student is affected by this clause, the student may return to the Resident School and take the complete Resident Training at no additional tuition charge.

The potential issue would be that an unscrupulous person could cross out a clause after the contract was signed, and claimed that they aren't bound by that clause.

Newly updated to include recent changes in the treatment of digital rights, the Model Contract examines publishing contracts clause by clause, empowering authors with knowledge and insight for their negotiations with their publishers.

Disputes like this wage payment disagreement were covered by a clause in the contract that called for binding arbitration, the employer argued successfully to the trial judge.

She was guided, she said, by a clause in planning regulations that permission should not be given for coal mining unless the proposal is environmentally acceptable or can be made so, or «it provides national, local or community benefits which clearly outweigh the likely impacts.»

Here it is scrutinised clause by clause and the committee may call outside experts and make amendments.

With the repatriation of all its citizens now impossible — particularly the most vocal opposition activists who left Rwanda in the post-1998 period and were thus unaffected (in theory) by the Clause's implementation — the Rwandan government shifted its approach to generously support a range of other initiatives and durable solutions in refugee - hosting states, for example the provision of passports to Rwandan refugees abroad from visiting delegations.

The Model Contract examines publishing contracts clause by clause, empowering authors with knowledge and insight for their negotiations with their publishers.

Welcome back to Clause by Clause, a series that aims to demystify publishing contracts!

If you go through the terms clause by clause, installment loans will emerge the clear winner, primarily due to the fact that the overall bundle of terms tend to be more «borrower friendly» — and we love that.