U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May invoked the exit clause in March 2017.
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He proposed using an exit clause for emergencies to get around the debt brake.
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UK ATTORNEY GENERAL ABANDONS TIME-LIMIT AND UNILATERAL EXIT CLAUSE FOR IRISH BACKSTOP- THE TELEGRAPH
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It preserves the exit clause allowing the I.R.S. to terminate the program for any reason.
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Late last week, Ms. Van Susteren informed Fox that she planned to invoke her exit clause.
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" "If the backstop has an expiry date, if there is a unilateral exit clause, this is not a backstop.
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Some say it is too late to rethink the withdrawal, given that Britain has invoked its two-year exit clause.
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The history of the exit clause that became Article 50 of the 2009 Treaty of Lisbon is full of such ironies.
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The withdrawal agreement that includes the backstop cannot be amended to include a time limit or an exit clause without undermining its purpose.
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The chief Brexit news is likely to be Tuesday's supreme court ruling on parliamentary involvement in triggering the EU's Article 50 exit clause.
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Ms. Van Susteren, on Facebook, wrote that she had to leave the network now because of a time limit on her exit clause.
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For days there had been deadlock over the Irish border issue, and the hard-line Brexiteers demand for an exit clause, or a time limit.
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Britain's outgoing Prime Minister David Cameron said he had not faced overwhelming pressure to trigger the exit clause immediately despite some public statements to the contrary.
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Where things stand: It has been 900 days since the U.K. voted to leave the EU and 621 days since May triggered the Article 50 exit clause.
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As a precaution, it is pointed out that... no exit clause has been agreed and the player is logically tied to Borussia Dortmund until June 30, 2017.
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" Asked why his wife had exercised the exit clause, Mr. Coale said, "There's more than meets the eye," adding that there "might be litigation in the future.
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"There has to be a backstop as part of the withdrawal agreement, and that backstop cannot have an expiry date or unilateral exit clause," he told Ireland's parliament.
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The first is under Article 50 of the EU treaties — the so-called "exit clause" — which lays down a two-year renewable deadline for a country to leave.
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"There are now ideas floating around again, and it does feel like Groundhog Day, about a time limit to the backstop or a unilateral exit clause," she said.
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Last month, the High Court decided that May could not invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, the EU's exit clause, using executive powers known as the "royal prerogative".
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They also called on Britain to trigger the EU's exit clause by notifying them of its intention to withdraw, which would start a two year clock to negotiate its exit.
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Britain's outgoing Prime Minister David Cameron said he had not faced overwhelming pressure to trigger immediately the exit clause in the EU treaty, despite some public statements to the contrary.
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SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt (Reuters) - Ireland cannot accept a post-Brexit border backstop that has a time limit or a unilateral exit clause, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Sunday.
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SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Ireland cannot accept a post-Brexit border backstop that has a time limit or a unilateral exit clause, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Sunday.
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But that would include something of an exit clause: If the UK managed to approve a Brexit withdrawal agreement (something it's failed to do three times already), it could leave the EU earlier.
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May's decision to invoke Article 50 — the exit clause of the European Union's treaty — before she was ready (though after she had laid down "red lines" that have faded away in some cases).
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"The EU 27 will not reopen the withdrawal agreement, we cannot accept a time limit to the backstop or a unilateral exit clause," said Margaritis Schinas, spokesman for the EU's executive European Commission.
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However, in the event of a British exit, Hammond was less clear on when Britain would inform the other 27 European Union governments it was activating the formal exit clause in the EU's rule book.
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"It's basically an exit clause with the keys given to the DUP," said a senior EU official, referring to the Northern Ireland unionist party that says maintaining the economic integrity of the United Kingdom is sacrosanct.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's most ardent federalists, including the man now pulling the strings in the European Commission, tried to kill off the European Union's exit clause or make it unworkable when it was first proposed in 2003.
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The European Parliament adopted a non-binding resolution on Tuesday demanding that London activate the EU treaty's voluntary exit clause as fast as possible and launch negotiations on withdrawal terms with a two-year countdown to departure.
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The comment was made in the Supreme Court by James Eadie, who is acting for the government in an appeal against a ruling that would oblige ministers to seek parliament's assent before triggering Article 50, the EU's exit clause.
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That is one reason why outgoing Prime Minister David Cameron did not immediately "check out" by giving notice to withdraw under the EU treaty's Article 50 exit clause, which would trigger two years of negotiations on the divorce terms.
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Some EU aides point to another treaty article which says member states must "refrain from any measure which could jeopardize the attainment of the Union's objectives", though it's unclear how that could be enforced to make London trigger the exit clause.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland is open to creative language and creative solutions but will not change its position that a border backstop clause in a Brexit deal can have no expiry date or unilateral exit clause, Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Tuesday.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - Britain told EU peers it would stick to an end-March deadline to trigger its exit clause from the bloc, a senior EU diplomat said, after Britain's top court ruled that London must seek parliamentary approval before invoking the so-called Article 50.
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The anchor, accompanied by her husband and agent, John P. Coale, requested more favorable terms to her contract — which was not immediately up for renewal — and cited an exit clause that allowed her to leave the network in the event that Mr. Ailes was no longer chairman.
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Neither May nor her ministers spelled out what compromises she would seek from the EU, but suggestions include securing a time limit to the backstop or allowing a unilateral exit clause - elements that defeat its purpose, according to the EU. Hardline pro-Brexit Conservative lawmakers made clear that their support for May on Tuesday was conditional on her securing a deal they approved of.
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Neither May nor her ministers spelled out what compromises she would seek from the EU, but suggestions include securing a time limit to the backstop or allowing a unilateral exit clause - elements that defeat its purpose, according to the EU. Hardline pro-Brexit Conservative lawmakers made clear that their support for May on Tuesday was conditional on her securing a deal they approved of.
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Whoever takes over will have to decide when to trigger Article 50, the exit clause in the EU treaty, and start the negotiations for the U.K.'s new relationship with the EU. However, Boris Johnson, the former Mayor of London who was one of the most prominent figures in the Leave campaign, swiftly emerged as the odds-on favorite, with betting firm Ladbrokes offering 4/6 odds on him as the next Tory leader Friday morning.
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Typically, an exit clause is triggered in situations where a business partnership has severely deteriorated, and so the situation is often likened to a divorce. In the same way that drawn-out battles between a splitting couple can often leave children with emotional damage, so too can a business be damaged by drawn-out fighting between its owners. For this reason, experts in the area emphasize the importance of including an exit clause in a firm's shareholders' agreement in order to minimize the negative impact of a business-divorce. As with a prenuptial agreement, it is important to set out an exit clause early on in a business relationship when interests are still aligned and partners still like each other.
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Hutwelker finished his coaching licens and was appointed manager of FC Kray on 4 November 2013.Karsten Hutwelker übernimmt beim FC Kray, waz.de, 4 November 2013 Just five months later, on 19 March 2014, he withdrew his exit clause from the contract that ran until summer 2015 and announced that he would leave the club in summer 2014.Hutwelker hört im Sommer auf, reviersport.
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Clemens went on to make thirty-three appearance and scoring seven times in all competitions. For his performance the whole season, Clemens was awarded the club's Player of the Year Award. Following the end of the 2012–13 season, Clemens was linked with a move to Schalke 04 for the 2013–14 Bundesliga season. It was later revealed that he has an exit clause that allows him to leave the club.
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On January 1, 1912, the original lease expired, but was extended until January 1, 1916. All the while, the B&M; held onto a shrewd, 60-day notice exit clause. Only on April 1, 1921, did the B&M; fully take over the original lease from the C&M.; The B&M; sought to shed the expense of running into the Suncook Valley region and petitioned for abandonment.
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In October 2006 he was hired by second division side Eintracht Braunschweig as successor to Michael Krüger and interim coach Willi Kronhardt. An exit clause in his contract with Wehen allowed him that move. After five matches without gaining a single point, Eintracht thought it pointless to hang on to him and let him go by November. Eintracht was relegated as dead last by the end of the season all the same.
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Stuart's own constituency of Birmingham Edgbaston voted to Remain in the EU. After stepping down at the 2017 general election, Stuart revealed that she had pushed for an exit clause in the European Constitution, which later became Article 50 of the Treaty on the European Union. Article 50 allows for withdrawal from the European Union by any member state and was invoked for the first and only time by Prime Minister Theresa May on 29 March 2017.
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The expedition to the Holy Land came at a great cost to the royal treasury and military. It also precipitated a conflict with Eleanor that led to the annulment of their marriage. Perhaps the marriage to Eleanor might have continued if the royal couple had produced a male heir, but this had not occurred. The Council of Beaugency found an exit clause, declaring that Louis VII and Eleanor were too closely related for their marriage to be legal, thus the marriage was annulled on 21 March 1152.
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Shrek tries to reverse the deal by using the exit clause - a true love's kiss - before 24 hours elapse and he disappears forever. Though this is proved difficult because in this reality, Fiona is a leader of a band of rebel ogres and takes an immediate dislike to Shrek, whom she does not know. Rumpelstiltskin has an army of witches to stop him and hires the Pied Piper to capture him and the other ogres. He succeeds in capturing all but Shrek and Fiona.
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The Grand Prix was contested by ten teams with two drivers each. The teams (also known as constructors) were Ferrari, Williams, McLaren, Renault, Sauber, Jordan, Jaguar, BAR, Minardi and Toyota. It was announced in January 2003 that the Austrian Grand Prix would be dropped from the Formula One calendar in 2004, three years before the contract for the race was due to expire. This was because an exit clause was enabled in response to the European Union pushing forward a ban on tobacco advertising to 1 October 2005.
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Initially terrified of Shrek, Donkey decides to trust him after seeing him cry over his erased history. Donkey helps Shrek find a hidden exit clause; the contract can be nullified by "true love's kiss". The pair soon encounter a still-cursed Fiona leading an army of ogres in a resistance against Rumpel, and a lazy and overweight Puss in Boots being kept as Fiona's pet. Shrek tries everything to win over Fiona, but she has become disillusioned about the power of true love when no one rescued her and is too busy preparing for an ambush on Rumpel.
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However a week later, Tyler was released playing in just a single game with Visp, after both parties mutually opted to exercise an exit clause in the contract on November 18, 2010. On January 31, 2011, it was announced that Arnason had joined Finnish team, Espoo Blues, for the remainder of the season. However, his tenure with his new club was again short lived, as after 8 games, Arnason sought a release from the Blues to return to the United States on February 28, 2011. On October 7, 2011, Arnason was named on the Texas Stars opening night roster for the 2011–12 AHL season.
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This delay was due to ESPN Radio exercising an eight-week exit clause (executed two weeks prior to launch) in the contract with secondary affiliate WGFX-FM. Upon assumption of the affiliation, WPRT-FM began to carry various ESPN Radio programming including The Herd with Colin Cowherd, SVP & Russillo, and SportsCenter Nightly. In 2012 WPRT-FM became the new flagship for the Pacific Coast League's Nashville Sounds. On July 23 of that year, longtime Nashville sports radio personality George Plaster returned to the Nashville airwaves with the revival of his long-running afternoon drive-time talk show, SportsNight, leaving in August 2016 to become associate Athletic Director at Belmont University.
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Before the Treaty of Lisbon entered into force on 1 December 2009 no provision in the treaties or law of the European Union outlined the ability of a state to voluntarily withdraw from the EU. The European Constitution did propose such a provision and, after the failure to ratify the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe, that provision was then included in the Lisbon Treaty. The treaty introduces an exit clause for members who wish to withdraw from the Union. This formalises the procedure by stating that a member state may notify the European Council that it wishes to withdraw, upon which withdrawal negotiations begin; if no other agreement is reached the treaty ceases to apply to the withdrawing state two years after such notification.
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A proposal to enshrine the Copenhagen Criteria for further enlargement in the treaty was not fully accepted as there were fears it will lead to Court of Justice judges having the last word on who could join the EU, rather than political leaders. The treaty introduces an exit clause for members wanting to withdraw from the Union. This formalises the procedure by stating that a member state must inform the European Council before it can terminate its membership, and a withdrawal agreement would then be negotiated between the Union and that State, with the Treaties ceasing to be applicable to that State from the date of the agreement or, failing that, within two years of the notification unless the State and the Council both agree to extend this period. There have been several instances where a territory has ceased to be part of the Community, e.g.
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