escalator clause
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Even more curious, from Fox's point of view, was the decision not to add an escalator clause.

The Jaguars never use escalator clauses or voidable years in their contracts.

Canada also proposed an escalator clause for an airline to increase services if its aircraft were more than 65 per cent full.

The design of the North Carolina class was initiated before the escalator clause was invoked.

However, with the invocation of the escalator clause, they were completed with 16-inch guns.

Japan formally rejected the 14-inch limit on 27 March 1937, meaning that the "escalator clause" could be invoked.

His expired 10-year, $189 million deal had no opt-out dates or escalator clauses.

"But after approving it, we later concluded the escalator clause was a bonus prohibited under the rules."

About seven years ago the Indian Cafe signed a 15-year lease, complete with escalator clauses, for the big restaurant space.

For example, some leases have escalator clauses based on the appraised value of the land, with a review every decade or so.