Sentence examples for clause in which from inspiring English sources

There's a kind of evil-grandfather clause in which even the most despised landmark eventually becomes a beloved icon.

It didn't help that her contract with the Christian music branch of EMI had a "morality clause", in which "any behaviour deemed to be immoral" would be a breach of contract.

The deal also includes a strict non-relocation clause in which the Bills — including Wilson's estate — are not allowed to negotiate with anyone, who to their knowledge, has an intention of relocating the team during the term of the lease.

But the treaty also had an unusual nonaggression clause, in which Italy pledged not to use its territory for hostile acts against Libya — a clause requested by Libya, said Senator Lamberto Dini, a former Italian prime minister who helped negotiate the treaty and is now the chairman of the Italian Senate's Foreign Affairs Committee.

One is the insuring clause, in which the insurer agrees to pay on behalf of the insured all sums that the insured shall become legally obligated to pay as damages because of bodily injury, sickness or disease, wrongful death, or injury to another person's property.

This consent may be signaled through a special agreement, or compromis (French: "compromise"); through a convention that gives the court jurisdiction over matters that include the dispute in question (e.g., the genocide convention); or through the so-called optional clause, in which a state makes a declaration in advance accepting the ICJ's jurisdiction over matters relating to the dispute.

A consultation will examine whether "exclusivity clauses", in which companies prevent employees going elsewhere even when they have no guarantee of work, should be restricted.

The problems that disclaimers can solve stem in large part from the use of formula clauses, in which lawyers use phrases like "that portion" or "that amount" in documents allocating money among heirs or trusts.

Both are charged even if a suitable candidate is not found.Some users of headhunters have also taken umbrage at their "off-limits" clauses, in which they promise existing clients that they will not poach staff from them.

Many have been unaware that the ground rent on new-build leasehold properties they have bought can escalate dramatically in future years following the introduction of new clauses in which it doubles every decade.

Target is present in verbal clauses in which the Sayer verbally acts on another party.