Sentence examples for clause does not make from inspiring English sources

Judge Thomas Hogan wrote in his opinion that the speech or debate clause does not "make Members of Congress super-citizens, immune from criminal responsibility".

But that clause did not make it into the Senate version, which ultimately became law.

Indeed, as Kevin Sack and Robert Pear wrote in The Times in 2010, a House version of the bill included severability language but the clause did not make it into the Senate version, which became the law.

Alito responded to each of Sotomayor's points, but primarily made a different argument: that the Constitution's cruel-and-unusual-punishment clause "does not require the avoidance of all risk of pain".

The invocation of the mutual defense clause does not actually obligate NATO countries to do much.

Liverpool rejected the offer and insist the clause does not force them to sell.

And no, a hard-to-find "opt-out" clause does not count, Facebook.

For example, the Clause does not prohibit a grand jury indictment based solely on hearsay evidence.

Although the WTO's "enabling clause" recognises that developing countries may need to protect some, or many, sectors of their economies from open competition with other countries' exporters, the clause does not extend to regional trade agreements involving developed countries.

The firm says the Shawvers made false statements, the do-not-sue clause doesn't apply and more appeals are pending.

But if you're selling, advise Tyson and Brown, you want to make sure this clause doesn't end up forcing you to pay two commissions if you switch to a new agent who then sells your house to someone who first saw it under the old agent.