Sentence examples for clause 1 from inspiring English sources

Clause 1 of the bill rides roughshod over these fundamental safeguards.

Clause 1 is a guarantee of media freedom, as recommended by Leveson.

Unfortunately, Clause 1 explicitly exempts local authorities from these duties once adoption is even considered.

And the story also included an inaccuracy in breach of clause 1.

Clause 1 of our constitution is clear: "To organise and maintain a political Labour party in parliament and the country".

The complaint that the article breached clause 1 (accuracy) of the editors' code of practice was upheld.

He pointed out that they were in breach of clause 1 of the editors' code of practice, as indeed they were.

The Guardian reports today that Labour leader Ed Miliband plans to rewrite the Labour party's clause 1 to "explicitly put the principles of community organising at its heart".

This constituted a failure to take care over the accuracy of the article, and a breach of clause 1. NB: The Telegraph published the adjudication in today's issue.

Neither had it made any offer to correct the story, as it had been obliged to do under Clause 1 ii)." So the Daily Star "failed to engaged substantively" with Ipso's complaints committee.

for each clause 1≤k≤q and with ⋈ i ∈.