Sentence examples for best clauses from inspiring English sources

The best clauses to include are, pest inspection (to your satisfaction), building inspection, finance approval, site survey (and make sure there are no illegal structures on the property), flood, council and property overlays due diligence, and any other "get out of jail free" clauses you can dream up.

An alleged reform was passed that in reality contained one of the best escape clauses ever.

He said that the "best interests" clause was not intended for use against lenders.

Ferguson has previously been immune to any punishment because of a rights regime which requested that managers talk to the broadcast rights-holders under a "best endeavours" clause.

Despite Selig's frustration with McCourt, it might not be easy for him to force McCourt out of baseball using the "best interests" clause.

Updated at 9.43pm BST 9.32pm BST A-Rod life ban So rumors of the life banishment for Alex Rodriguez via the "baseball best interests" clause in the collective bargaining agreement began to dissipate in the run-up to the suspensions today.

To enforce his authority under baseball's best interests clause, the 30 owners also unanimously granted Selig the ability to fine teams up to $2 million -- the previous limit was $250,000 -- and club employees $500,000.

As surprise at the scope of the deal transformed into outrage at Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria on Twitter, Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel wondered if MLB Commissioner Bud Selig would be tempted to step in and nix the deal citing the "best interest clause" of the Major League Agreement, a document ratified in 1921 that created the role of the Commissioner.

The present indicative "is repealed" in the "if" clause (known as the "protasis" of the conditional sentence) would work best if the main clause (the "apodosis") included a simple future tense: "The average beneficiary will pay … if the act is repealed".

Kuhn intervened, citing the "best interests of baseball" clause that enabled him to block Finley's fire sale.

Yet Selig has blocked Hicks from seeking higher bids, and he has threatened to invoke the "best interests of baseball" clause to accelerate the sale.