She raised concerns about the possibility of government ministers being able to tamper with the royal charter through the Privy Council at any time and urged clauses in statute providing this could not happen.

BBC: Labour: Conservative royal charter 'dilutes' Leveson

Mr Redwood entertains these ideas he is expected to recommend sunset clauses and more parliamentary time for debating regulations but some experts question their effectiveness.

ECONOMIST: Deregulation

Expand Medicaid today and pocket the 100% funding Washington is dangling in front of them for a time, but include so-called "sunset" clauses that would rescind the new coverage if Medicaid proves too costly or if the feds renege on their free-money promises.

WSJ: Review & Outlook: New Medicaid's Roach Motel

Moreover, I am asserting my readiness to submit, at a later time, an (additional) request to change any other clauses referred to me by the constitutional committee, according to the needs and justifications it sees fit.

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At the same time, computer makers such as Dell and HP have been exploiting clauses in the licensing terms that let them rollback machines with Vista pre-installed to the older operating system.

BBC: Downgrade plan for Windows 7 PCs

Companies considering a nearshoring engagement in Mexico, or any area with political volatility or violence, should invest time upfront with their provider to validate business continuity and disaster recovery plans and develop special termination clauses and detailed transition plans.

FORBES: How Violence In Mexico Impacts Nearshoring