Sentence examples for any clauses of from inspiring English sources

Bear in mind any clauses of your employment contract that prevent you from carrying on the same work either as an individual or for another company.

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".

"And if the regime breaks any clause [of the agreement], we will easily do what needs to be done," he said.

Relative clauses — introduced by the relative pronouns who, whom, that and which — seem to give us particular trouble, but piling up clauses of any variety increases the risk of a misstep.

Because it includes both a pronoun and a verb, you're will always be the subject and at least part of the verb of any clause in which it appears.

In a letter to the Home Secretary he wrote, "I trust that your grace and His Majesty's other ministers will on no account consent to the insertion of any clause which shall unalterably bind the United Parliament to persevere in the exclusion of Catholics".

How do the two clauses of the amendment interact?

Why do assembly and petition occupy clauses of their own?

Most allege breaches of three clauses of the editors' code of practice: accuracy, harassment and discrimination.

Zawahiri speaks in the confident, rhythmic clauses of a master strategist.

But clauses of contracts can be worded complicatedly, and missed or disguised.