Definition of gagging clause in English:

gagging clause

noun

British

A condition in a contract of employment forbidding an employee from publicly disclosing information about their employer or work.
as part of her severance terms she was forced to sign a gagging clause pledging not to reveal what she knew
Example sentencesExamples
- As a condition of the agreement, the healthcare assistants will be silenced with a gagging clause.
- It says he understands she was asked to leave and received a huge financial settlement that included a gagging clause.
- His ex-wife is unable to talk about the divorce after reportedly signing a gagging clause as part of her settlement.
- A gagging clause is usually part of the deal.
- The so-called gagging clause, as stated by that member, is one in relation to public statements in advertising.
- But days ago he accepted an out-of-court settlement from the Government, thought to be £40,000-£50,000, which includes a gagging clause.
- They also believe she has signed a gagging clause forbidding her from talking about her departure.
- Your Health Minister is attempting to insert a gagging clause in the new consultant's contract.
- NHS gagging clauses should become obsolete.
- The Francis Inquiry ordered an end to gagging clauses, which pay off staff in return for a ban on speaking about their concerns.

Definition of gagging clause in US English:

gagging clause

noun

British

A condition in a contract of employment forbidding an employee from publicly disclosing information about their employer or work.
as part of her severance terms she was forced to sign a gagging clause pledging not to reveal what she knew
Example sentencesExamples
- The so-called gagging clause, as stated by that member, is one in relation to public statements in advertising.
- Your Health Minister is attempting to insert a gagging clause in the new consultant's contract.
- The Francis Inquiry ordered an end to gagging clauses, which pay off staff in return for a ban on speaking about their concerns.
- NHS gagging clauses should become obsolete.
- A gagging clause is usually part of the deal.
- His ex-wife is unable to talk about the divorce after reportedly signing a gagging clause as part of her settlement.
- It says he understands she was asked to leave and received a huge financial settlement that included a gagging clause.
- They also believe she has signed a gagging clause forbidding her from talking about her departure.
- As a condition of the agreement, the healthcare assistants will be silenced with a gagging clause.
- But days ago he accepted an out-of-court settlement from the Government, thought to be £40,000-£50,000, which includes a gagging clause.

单词	gagging clause
释义	Definition of gagging clause in English: gagging clause noun British A condition in a contract of employment forbidding an employee from publicly disclosing information about their employer or work. as part of her severance terms she was forced to sign a gagging clause pledging not to reveal what she knew Example sentencesExamples As a condition of the agreement, the healthcare assistants will be silenced with a gagging clause. It says he understands she was asked to leave and received a huge financial settlement that included a gagging clause. His ex-wife is unable to talk about the divorce after reportedly signing a gagging clause as part of her settlement. A gagging clause is usually part of the deal. The so-called gagging clause, as stated by that member, is one in relation to public statements in advertising. But days ago he accepted an out-of-court settlement from the Government, thought to be £40,000-£50,000, which includes a gagging clause. They also believe she has signed a gagging clause forbidding her from talking about her departure. Your Health Minister is attempting to insert a gagging clause in the new consultant's contract. NHS gagging clauses should become obsolete. The Francis Inquiry ordered an end to gagging clauses, which pay off staff in return for a ban on speaking about their concerns. Definition of gagging clause in US English: gagging clause noun British A condition in a contract of employment forbidding an employee from publicly disclosing information about their employer or work. as part of her severance terms she was forced to sign a gagging clause pledging not to reveal what she knew Example sentencesExamples The so-called gagging clause, as stated by that member, is one in relation to public statements in advertising. Your Health Minister is attempting to insert a gagging clause in the new consultant's contract. The Francis Inquiry ordered an end to gagging clauses, which pay off staff in return for a ban on speaking about their concerns. NHS gagging clauses should become obsolete. A gagging clause is usually part of the deal. His ex-wife is unable to talk about the divorce after reportedly signing a gagging clause as part of her settlement. It says he understands she was asked to leave and received a huge financial settlement that included a gagging clause. They also believe she has signed a gagging clause forbidding her from talking about her departure. As a condition of the agreement, the healthcare assistants will be silenced with a gagging clause. But days ago he accepted an out-of-court settlement from the Government, thought to be £40,000-£50,000, which includes a gagging clause.
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