Sentence examples for certain clauses from inspiring English sources

Separately, the commission is conducting an investigation into certain clauses in the company's licensing contracts with computer makers.

He has said that it should be the Human Rights Act plus, rather than minus, certain clauses.

The other main use will be to help develop contracting standards, such as how to debate and structure certain clauses.

While there is some legislation prohibiting certain clauses in franchise agreements, typically their extensive terms heavily favour head office.

For example, certain clauses are highly restrictive, meaning that states are locked in to particular agreements over long periods.

"I just felt a player that's done what I've done, established a career like I have, certain clauses seemed unfair to me," he said.

Just because you've always seen a certain clause in a contract doesn't mean that it has to be in yours.

Most firms don't have a database of all the information in their contracts – let alone an efficient way to extract all that data – so there's no orderly and fast way to, for example, view complex outsourcing agreements or see how a certain clause is worded across different divisions.

Carver told the tribunal that Gutierrez "had a certain clause in his contract if he reached a certain criteria".

A certain clause provided that citizenship was to be restricted to persons born in Spanish America of free parents and to foreigners married and domiciled there who had taken the oath of fidelity to the new government or who being unmarried had served in the armies of independence during more than three campaigns.

A grant or contract often requires Stanford to include certain contractual clauses in purchase orders or subcontracts issued under the award.