It is in order to preserve the owner's right to liquidated damages that the extension of time clause exists.
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My question is this : is it acceptable to infer a date from a relative time clause in a dated source?
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The word " term " was formerly restricted to a provision relating to time : that is, a dies or time clause.
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Like a similar 1993 hard-times clause conceded by IG Metall, the nation's most powerful union representing 3.2 million metal workers, the builders'union offer applied only to eastern German states.
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Like a similar 1993 hard-times clause conceded by IG Metall, the nation's most powerful union representing 3 . 2 million metal workers, the builders'union offer applied only to eastern German states.
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Stubblefield's contract expires after the 1997 season, and Young also is expected to be a free agent after the 1997 season based on a playing time clause in his original deal.
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IG Metall, Germany's largest union representing 3.2 million metal workers nationwide, negotiated a similar hard-times clause with employers in 1993, but it only applied to companies in the former East Germany struggling to remain profitable . ( cb-pfg)
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Berthelsen said the playing-time clause is allowed under a portion of the agreement that provides for " any addition or modification to the player contract which is not financial in nature, " such as a no-trade clause or no-cut clause.
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IG Metall, Germany's largest union representing 3 . 2 million metal workers nationwide, negotiated a similar hard-times clause with employers in 1993, but it only applied to companies in the former East Germany struggling to remain profitable . ( cb-pfg)
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The number of times clause is always an operator attached to some set ( i . e ., the name of some bracket ), and is never attached to an element ( a diagram feature which does not decompose into smaller features ).
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