escape clause

Yet he could say, Marriage comes with an escape clause these days.

She nodded, and he asked next, Did you have an escape clause?

Of course, there's still an escape clause for readers who want it.

New York's ethics law has a very large escape clause for state employees.

He was able to exercise an escape clause with Orlando in 1996.

However, Joe's business sense makes him insist on an escape clause.

There were no escape clauses, or so he had been informed.

In short, it is an agreement filled with escape clauses.

Leave yourself escape clauses, remember, nothing's ever written in stone.

Here was the escape clause the board was looking for.

Whatever they were looking for, revenge or information, there was no escape clause in the contract.

Hill can exercise an escape clause in his contract this summer and sign with another team.

We can do without all kinds of escape clauses to get out from underneath.

The fact that the appointment was for a year gave him a built-in escape clause.

"There's no escape clause or option to do anything else," Phillips said.

I wondered if there was an escape clause in my hiring contract.

In the last scene, the Devil shows up and reminds the man of the escape clause.

If the middle class get their escape clause, where does that leave the rest of the plebs?

I know how the escape clauses in our contracts read."

Talks for a long-term deal, with or without an escape clause, are stalled.

Because of the escape clause, absolution is only a resignation away.

"He's got a long-term contract with more than a year to go and no escape clause," Frank said.

But the contract includes an escape clause, which allowed him to coach elsewhere.

Any nation invoking this escape clause is almost certainly a threat to international peace and security.