Sentence examples for a clause of from inspiring English sources

"We have a clause of no rematches being accepted," he said.

"It may go slightly against a clause of the present Constitution," she said, "but it is democratic and legal".

Rodriguez' sentence is well above the 50 games for a first time offender, a clause of the JDA known as Section 7.A.

This would be "anchored by a clause of mutual assistance" in case of terrorist attack or other disaster in other words, a bit like the NATO treaty.

McDougal fears that A.M.I. will retaliate for her public comments by seeking financial damages in a private arbitration process mandated by a clause of her contract.

Hollande invoked a clause of a European Union treaty which calls for other member states to come to the aid of a country under attack, and proposed changes to France's constitution to facilitate the prosecution of terrorists.

This figure2 (living beings die) is realized rather congruently as a clause part of a clause complex linked by paratactic relations of extension (Halliday and Matthiessen 1999, 2004).

DRIPA as a whole has a sunset clause of the end-of-2016 end-of-2016 end-of-2016

His new deal includes the option for a further season and a buyout clause of 100m euros (£81m).

In June 2009, the Tories tabled an amendment to prevent a retrospective clause of the act being extended.

"This is a powerful nuclear weapon of a clause," the member of the staff said.