The phrase "as this clause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific clause in a legal, formal, or academic context, often to clarify or emphasize a point being made.
Example: "The obligations of the parties shall be governed by the terms outlined in the contract, as this clause specifies the conditions for termination."
Alternatives: "as this provision" or "as this section".
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But the letter's signatories called the amendment "bitterly disappointing", and explained: "Put simply, blocking access as envisaged by this clause would both widely disrupt the internet in the UK and elsewhere and threaten freedom of speech and the open internet, without reducing copyright infringement as intended.
Mr. Givler is especially concerned about this clause, as university presses rely heavily upon sales to university libraries.
In any event, an offer was made to delete this clause, as well as the discount for networks not showing other races, but this did not satisfy the commission.Those who claim that modern Formula One is boring forget that in the 1950s often the only question was which Mercedes would win and by how many laps.
Known as a CAC, this clause is being attached to existing Greek bond contracts, giving Greece the right to force all investors to accept the 75 percent loss on their holdings – even those who choose to spurn the offer.
This program is partially paid for through a federal grant program known as Title X, and this clause is a cause of controversy because many argue that the federal government should not be giving money to a program that performs abortions.
Employment lawyers have dismissed this clause as unenforceable.
Should you violate this clause, as determined by KlearGear.com in its sole discretion, you will be provided a seventy-two (72) hour opportunity to retract the content in question.
Germans viewed this clause as a national humiliation, forcing Germany to accept full responsibility for causing the war.
However, activists argue that Britain has not effectively implemented this clause, as minors still need to travel onto UK soil to make their asylum application.
This clause, as I previously explained here and here, about the contentious Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement now awaiting approval by Congress, amounts to a veritable "trading away of our sovereignty".
