review clause

There will be a review clause to take account of market changes.

All those cases turned on the effect of particular words in the rent review clause.

This will hopefully be done by way of the review clause.

But he also referred to the review clause in the proposal.

However, I believe that a review clause would make it possible to take due account of this problem after a certain period.

Lastly, I would like to make a comment about the review clause.

We need a review clause because we cannot know exactly what the world will be like in 2013.

The principle of flexibility should be carried through to the review clause.

The review clause which you referred to is completely irrelevant in this case.

The review clause of five years is also welcome.

This agreement has a five-year review clause following its entry into force.

I am glad the directive also contains a review clause.

Commercially, such a rent review clause may work to the disadvantage of either party.

We need a comprehensive, ambitious and open review clause.

A comprehensive review clause is no doubt better suited for this regulation.

So far, the courts have approached rent review clauses from the first perspective only.

That it did so on the basis of a clear two-year review clause, which has now been abandoned, is unacceptable.

I shall simply stress my own personal complaint because, in the end, we did not manage to adopt a review clause.

For example, the European Commission' s proposal did not contain a review clause.

We are also sympathetic to the idea of including a review clause with a date for checking whether the joint action could be further strengthened.

A review clause was included because of the uncertainty as to what the right way to proceed was.

In the negotiations, we agreed to postpone the phasing-out until 2015 by means of a review clause.

All environmental proposals made by the European Commission contain a review clause, but not this one.

That is why I called for a review clause even before the European Council.

The review clause that we, as Parliament, will be demanding here tomorrow will come none too soon.