Sentence examples for For the clauses from inspiring English sources

"We did not want to compromise safety," said the minister in explaining the reason for the clauses that scientists called inhibitive.

Publishers and artists have pushed for the clauses, arguing that they would put an end to widespread infringement on sites such as YouTube and Instagram, while companies including Google and Amazon have attacked the measure as unworkable in practice, and overbearing to the extent that it may force them to close services in Europe.

We can formally define a set of clauses for each non-'−' entry in the read matrix as follows: Note that ⇔ is the logical equivalence operator and that (x ⇔ y ⇔ z) is a shorthand notation for the clauses (x ν y ν z), (¬ x ν ¬ y ν z), (¬ x ν y ν ¬ z), (x ν ¬ y ν ¬ z).

Back in April Mr Sarkozy was arguing for the clause to be scrapped.

He says he has started looking for the clause to warn potential clients well in advance.

The same could be said for the clause referring to "economic wellbeing".

For the Clause often permits Government appeals from final judgments favorable to the accused.

BP pushed hard for the clause to be included, according to documents from lawyers involved in drafting the rules.

For the clause recognises that judges must pass sentence they believe to be just in the particular circumstances.

Don't look for the clause claiming that no animals were harmed during the making of this film, which plays tonight at the New York Film Festival.

There are no "equities" to be balanced, for the Clause has declared a constitutional policy, based on grounds which are not open to judicial examination.