Sentence examples for clauses applied from inspiring English sources

Barcelona's president, Sandro Rosell, has been open about the total figures involved but insisted that confidentiality clauses applied to some aspects of the deal.

Wells insisted that these arbitration clauses applied not just to the accounts people chose to open, but also to the ones opened fraudulently in their names.

Material adverse change clauses apply, note.

Our attorney general suddenly decides that contempt of court clauses apply to Woolwich, as to everywhere else, and so the events that brought David Cameron scurrying back from France (and Barack Obama racing to a White House podium) must somehow be pushed aside.

Now if a rule forbidding stealing, for example, has exception clause after exception clause after exception clause tacked on to it, the rule with all these exception clauses will provide too much opportunity for temptation to convince agents that one of the exception clauses applies, when in fact stealing would be advantageous to the agent.

In both cases, the judges ruled that the clauses apply to the president and his hotel profits.

Wells Fargo has in many cases successfully argued that those arbitration clauses apply to disputes even over the bogus accounts.

After acknowledging that the Clauses apply to the President, Sessions said, "[T]he discussion is to what extent does it apply and how does it apply in a concrete situation, which I have not studied".

Nor did the lawyers consult past opinions by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, which had determined that the emoluments clauses apply to the president and that past presidents had gone to great lengths to avoid even the appearance of a violation.

The High Court case of Re Application by Yee Yut Ee (1978) suggests that the pre-Anisminic position on ouster clauses applies in Singapore; that is, the distinction between jurisdictional and non-jurisdictional errors of law persists, and an ouster clause is only ineffective where a jurisdictional error of law has been committed.

"The President surely 'hold[s] an Office of Profit or Trust,' " Justice lawyers wrote, quickly disregarding any debate about whether the Emoluments Clause applied to Obama.