Sentence examples for clause was inserted from inspiring English sources

Even though abortion was illegal, in 1983 a clause was inserted into the Constitution copper-fastening the ban.

League officials denied the accusation, saying the clause was inserted earlier but went unnoticed by the union.

The clause was inserted when Benteke signed his new contract two years ago and the club agreed with his advisers that £32.5m was a fair price.

Last Wednesday a clause was inserted in the law asserting that the beneficiaries of the bill were victims of "armed conflict".

There is no reason to doubt the clause was inserted to throw another obstacle, perhaps the biggest of all, in Aung San Suu Kyi's way.

But a clause was inserted into the text that could trigger a review of the EU's new targets if other countries do not come forward with comparable commitments in Paris.

Even though, reportedly, it was the LDP who demanded the revitalisation clause be inserted in the first place.

"If the clause is inserted and then invoked, all bondholders will be forced to take a haircut, making the exchange involuntary".

Eckert laments that "certain former employees" have failed to speak to Garcia, a former deputy FBI director, and recommends a clause be inserted in future contracts to force them to do so.

And the case led to an important clause being inserted into the Theft Act of 1968, making it illegal to "remove without authority any object displayed or kept for display to the public in a building to which the public have access".

Such clauses were inserted in contracts when the squad agreed to cuts.