Sentence examples for appropriate clause from inspiring English sources

Bolton have Allardyce under contract and, unless there is an appropriate clause that would trigger his immediate release, the two clubs' chairmen, Freddy Shepherd of Newcastle and Phil Gartside of Bolton, will have to become involved in negotiations.

The necessary and appropriate clause in the Act seems specifically designed to allow the commission to use proper judgment when seeking reimbursement, or more clearly, go after the bad guys but leave the good guys alone.

The use of appropriate clauses in making disclosures will protect a financial institution from liability under sections 915 and 916 of the act provided the clauses accurately reflect the institution's EFT services.

Some, therefore, recommended that the hospital purchasing department incorporate appropriate clauses in new or renewed contracts with the manufacturer.

Several respondents felt that it was important for their hospital purchasing department to review the contractual obligations with the manufacturers and incorporate the appropriate clauses to help ensure that they addressed adequately any performance issues observed with their medical devices.

There should be appropriate rolling clauses so that people can get what they want.

Michigan's implications for the future are even more limited by the fact that the provision at issue -- the "appropriate and necessary" clause in section 112 of the Clean Air Act -- applies only to the MATS decision.

The phrase "as provided by law" appears in the constitution 73 times; until parliament enacts appropriate laws, such clauses are, in effect, void.

That's one major reason that the PCC and the code failed (and why a conscience clause with appropriate safeguards for those who invoke it is required).

He believes that a sunset clause is appropriate for any federal advisory body, but that such a provision doesn't mean the board will go out of business in 5 years.

He noted that when it does recommend the integration of such programs into a country's healthcare system, the document includes the clause "where appropriate and in accordance with national legislation," which Albers translated as, "Don't worry, you don't have to provide harm reduction programs, if you don't want to".