Sentence examples for a clause on from inspiring English sources

You will need a clause on arbitration.

It's therefore a great pity that now we see attempts to attach a clause on to the new Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill that will restrict abortion.

The patents issue was the biggest stumbling block, and participants decided not to adopt a clause on intellectual property rights that would limit access to seeds.

A proportion of these penalties should be earmarked to provide compensation to victims, says Goudie, who is pushing the UK government to include a clause on restitution in its pending bill on modern day slavery.

There will also be a clause on diversity "enshrined" in the new royal charter, a move welcomed by TV and stage star Lenny Henry who has vigorously campaigned for increased diversity on-screen and off-screen.

The United Nations resolution that ended the war did not include a clause on missing or detainees, but Mr. Chowdhury said there was a strong need for a high-level figure to be appointed to deal specifically with that issue.

But there is also a clause for licensing IP on a "non-exclusive basis" for $115 million.

But suppose it came with a clause added – one modelled on American privacy legislation?

The failure to pay the debt set in motion a default clause on a $450 million credit facility, set to expire in October 2003, that Armstrong had hoped to rely on.

It will be a clause tacked on to the 'education for all' bill or similar".

Cabinet minister Christopher Pyne has backed Malcolm Turnbull's version, saying there "was certainly a deal to put a sunset clause on the temporary ban".