Sentence examples for about clauses from inspiring English sources

In particular, they are concerned about clauses that variously allow for civilians to be tried in certain contexts in army courts, curb workers' rights and limit religious freedoms to members of the three Abrahamic religions.

The churches and Jewish groups are particularly concerned about clauses 11 and 12 of the welfare reform and work bill, which will limit support provided to families through tax credits to the first two children.

Similar stipulations are made about clauses (4) and (5).

You don't say, "Hey, what about Clause No. 1.2, subsection (g)?" Honestly, about royalties, I don't really know.

But at the same time, we also need to ask serious questions about clause 21: is it necessary?

I am a child of the Thatcher era, my gob full of NHS silver fillings, my school milk snatched, my teen years passed in a tremendous strop about Clause 28 and cruise missiles.

I too would have concerns about clause 15 if I felt it was going to be used to weaken safeguards for vulnerable children but, as long as this is social work-led, I do not see that happening.

In the event it did no such thing, but for those of us who have heard the refrain about "Clause Four moments" repeatedly over the past decade it was very disappointing to see the same old mistakes being made.

There was no public consultation about Clause 12 and secondary legislation requires only minimal parliamentary scrutiny, warns Rachel Robinson, policy officer for Liberty, who warns this was one of several proposed legal aid reforms which would "devastate access to justice for great swathes of the population".

Digital Minister Stephen Timms promised a new replacement clause during the Commons stage of the Digital Economy Bill in response to the wave of opposition about Clause 18 which leads to disconnection after accusation currently.

The coalition agreement said nothing about "ratchet clauses".