Sentence examples for clause under which from inspiring English sources

It contains an escalation clause under which payments would increase in tandem with Salamanca's land values.

Its biggest weapon is a safeguard clause under which Bulgarian court decisions would no longer be automatically recognised in other member states.

The Government has a get-out clause under which it could insist that the powers were not "significant" and would not need a national vote.

The DoJ lawsuit will cite a provision of the constitution known as the "supremacy clause", under which federal laws trump state laws.

The contract contained al penalty clause under which Lockheed could have lost up to $150‐million if the cost of the 120 planes rose wildly because of inefficiency.

Other proponents of a constitutional deus ex machina have offered a more modest interpretation of the public debt clause, under which only actual default (as opposed to any action that merely increases the risk of default) is impermissible.

In selling products, device companies have required hospitals to sign contracts that contain confidentiality clauses under which facilities agree not to disclose what they paid for the product.

Most of these international agreements have sunset clauses, under which their provisions remain in force for a further 10 or even 20 years, even if the treaties themselves are cancelled.

But the corruption bill also includes a more obscure set of clauses under which MI5, MI6 and GCHQ are given a licence to bribe, both inside and outside Britain.

"The agreements retailers conclude with vendors usually contain hold-harmless clauses under which HTC would have to bear the costs and risks of any such legal issues,"he wrote.

Despite these efforts, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson later told Fox News that the terms had to be changed or the deal would be scrapped, singling out the so-called sunset clauses – under which some curbs on Iran's nuclear program are incrementally lifted from 2025 – as the main issue.