Sentence examples for a clause that would enable from inspiring English sources

For Rodriguez, Boras is seeking a contract of 10 or more years at $25 million per season plus a clause that would enable the shortstop to be the highest-paid player each year and an escape clause every third year, according to a baseball official.

Sakiewicz said the club has an opt-out clause that would enable it to start the 2005 season in Harrison.

But surely in the fine print of any N.F.L. contract is some personal-conduct clause that would enable the Giants to jettison Burress, with pay, without pay, whatever.

It will also allow for expulsion of peers who've been guilty of egregious dodginess and allow those in ermine to renounce their titles (the so-called Mandelson clause that would enable the first secretary to quit the Lords for the Commons).

Mr. Fakahany included clauses that would enable Mr. White to exit the venture early and to pursue other opportunities.

A clause that would have legalised the use of sperm donations to enable lesbian couples to have children has been dropped - though it may be reintroduced later in a separate bill.

To ensure that the bill would undo the City Council's recent vote to change the term limits law to permit three consecutive four-year terms and enable Mr. Bloomberg to run again, Mr. Jeffries, who wrote the legislation, added a clause that would make it retroactive.

Then researchers spotted a clause that would have outlawed the creation of hybrid embryos.

The original amendment included a clause that would have banned students who held political posts from being elected to positions in student organizations, but lawmakers voted unanimously to remove this clause before the bill was passed.

However, others, including a clause that would allow Iceland to stop payments after 2024, have not been accepted.

That would enable United to sell Rooney.