Sentence examples for That subclause from inspiring English sources

Notice that subclause ("Finkler would not have gone so far as to say anti-Semites"), which retracts the charge of anti-Semitism while still dangling its scent.

He is a fine, funny orator, with the mock-heroic manner of an English barrister sure of his ground ("by all means," "if you will"), using derision, a grand diction, and looping subclauses that always carry him back to the main path.

Section 1383(c) of this title shall not apply to a finding by the Commissioner that the requirements of subclause (III) should not apply to an individual's representative payee.

Section 1383(c) of this title shall not apply to a finding by the Commissioner that the requirements of subclause (II) should not apply to an individual's representative payee.

an amount of obligation limitation equal to the amount of funds that the Secretary transfers under subclause (I). the programs under sections 512 through 518.

If the audit performed under clause (i) indicates that the ratios compared under subclause (II) of such clause differ by more than 5percentthenhen the Secretary shall alter the user fee applicable to applications submitted under such section 351(k) [42 U.S.C. 262 k)] to more appropriately account for the costs of reviewing such applications.

A plan shall not be treated as failing to meet the requirements of this subclause merely because the plan provides for a reasonable minimum guaranteed rate of return or for a rate of return that is equal to the greater of a fixed or variable rate of return.

The authority of the senior procurement executive under this subclause may not be delegated.

The Copyright Royalty Judges shall adopt the royalty fees from the voluntary agreement for all satellite carriers, distributors, and copyright owners without convening the proceeding under subparagraph (F) unless a party with an intent to participate in that proceeding and a significant interest in the outcome of that proceeding objects under subclause (II).

In a user-interface decision that I suspect might violate some subclause of the Geneva Conventions, your voice-mail system insists on making you listen to the same instructional prompts between each message.

However, after finishing my undergraduate studies, I realised that studying law and discussing legislative subclauses wasn't quite what I had had in mind when I started out.