Sentence examples for clauses added from inspiring English sources

Later interpretations by the Supreme Court in the 20th century gave these two clauses added significance.

If the defamation bill fails because of the "Leveson clauses" added by the Lords it will be a criminal waste of years of campaigning for reform.

In return for reduced terms, some players had release clauses added to their contracts that allow them to leave if a set fee is offered.

Now agent and club officials moved toward an agreement, throwing out the early opt-out clauses, adding more money to the later years of a 10-year contract.

But suppose it came with a clause added – one modelled on American privacy legislation?

A short clause added to an unrelated bill gives that supermajority requirement the force of law (see diagram).This seemed like a canny compromise.

The forum also wants a clause added to the bill requiring the health secretary to ensure there is a comprehensive health service to be retained.

The Filioque clause, added to the Western version of the Creed, indicated that the Holy Spirit proceeded from the Father and Son.

Though Mrs. Clinton said the administration would air its differences with Beijing, she said it would be in the context of a "positive, cooperative, and comprehensive relationship" — a clause added to her speech at the last minute.

"We doubt that Congress meant a prefatory clause, added in a bill dubbed 'an act to throttle criminal use of guns,' to effect a departure so great from" the 1968 law's purpose, she wrote.

Richard F. Syron, the departing chief executive of Freddie Mac, could receive an exit package of at least $14.1 million, largely because of a clause added to his employment contract in November of last year as his company's troubles deepened.