Sentence examples for any clauses from inspiring English sources

"And I'm happy to say we don't have any clauses on that subject," he said.

Any agreement should regulate only military uses of the Internet and should specifically avoid any clauses that might affect private or commercial use of the Web.

The Shubert group had not acted on any clauses in the rental contract for "Shrek" that might lead to its closing, he said.

Several N.F.L. teams have even gone so far as to quietly check into Henson's Yankees contract to see if there are any clauses that would prevent him from playing football while he is playing baseball.

The commission will carry on fighting contracts that contain any clauses barring importers from selling on gas to other countries: until it intervened, for example, E.ON was not able to sell on gas supplied to it by Russia's Gazprom.The EU liberalisation campaign is starting to energise national regulators.

He explains: "A contract will include a basic salary, signing-on fees, loyalty fees, objectives based on games, sub-agreements for image rights and any clauses you may wish to negotiate".

"I have not moved any clause or made any suggestion in relation to gestation periods, whether it be 24 weeks, 20 weeks or whatever," Pyne said.

The other exclusion zone was any clause in the agreement that would expose the US to liability and compensation claims for causing climate change.

"Penalty clauses in contracts are unenforceable and it is likely that any clause attempting to bar access to an employment tribunal would be seen as without commercial justification and unconscionable, and therefore a penalty," he said.

"In fact Rule 3B Return Bout states: No contract for a Championship contest shall contain any clause or provision, whatsoever, guaranteeing or in any way assuring or promising either contestant a return Championship contest where such clause or provision interferes with the mandatory defense of the Title".

If I pointed out that some repairman's bill was obviously inflated, for instance, or if I said that I would never again enter a store whose proprietor had in some way broken any clause of my father's unspoken but deeply etched Shopkeeper's Code of Conduct, she would often say, "He doesn't have a very nice life".