Last month, Russia's government proposed new legislation attaching an intellectual property rights clause to foreign military sales agreements.
Because there is no "conformity of production" clause in the Brazilian legislation, cars won't be spot-checked to ensure they meet safety laws.
Earlier she had tried to secure opposition backing for minimum pricing by proposing a "sunset clause" in the legislation, which would review the policy after six years.
The judge actually, despite a lack of a severability clause in the larger legislation, severed his ruling on the mandate away from the rest of the legislation.
In the UK, a form of protection and royalties are guaranteed in perpetuity by an exceptional clause in 1988 copyright legislation, but in much of the world copyright has now expired.
Veteran Tory backbencher Christopher Chope - who proposed a series of amendments to the legislation including one to scrap the clause allowing council officers to require someone to provide their name and address - claimed there was "a lot to be said" for the bowler hat suggestion.
Peers voted by a majority of six to put a "sunset clause" in the legislation, aiming to kill off the bill after the next general election unless a future government chose to revive it, and by a majority of four to restrict the issues on which referendums would be held.
Even without that reality, the law's sunset clause means that Congress has the option to renew the legislation or revise it.
But peers agreed by a 21-vote majority to remove the relevant clause from the Crime and Courts Bill, during report stage of the legislation on 27 November 2012.
The clause states that EU law only has effect in the UK as a result of legislation passed by Parliament - the 1972 European Communities Act.
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