Sentence examples for clauses at the from inspiring English sources

The government will accordingly table amendments to omit these clauses at the first opportunity".

But it has accused the assembly of railroading the changes through, adding extra clauses at the last minute even after the reform had completed its first and second readings.

It's completely ridiculous that Amazon publicly talked about giving developers 20% of the List Price only to later ask them to accept a worse deal — and that they're now "putting really restrictive clauses at the bottom of their emails, saying that no one is even allowed to discuss these back door deals they are doing".

Players who have no-movement clauses at the time of the draft must be protected and will count toward their respective clubs' limit.

The charters were not numbered or divided into paragraphs or separate clauses at the time; the numbering system used today was introduced by the jurist Sir William Blackstone in 1759.

If you use clauses at the beginning of sentences, keep them short.[7].

So he signed with the Mets, but insisted on an escape clause at the end of one season, confident that he would prove his value.

Barcelona said in a statement that the Serie A club agreed to the €12 million transfer, which includes an obligatory buyback clause at the end of the 2012-13 season when Krkic would cost the Spanish champion €13 million.

This approach goes back to the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP), introduced in 1971 through a waiver and then granted legal status in 1979 with an enabling clause at the GATT.

But on Tuesday, the Soho Think Tank, formed in 1994 to oversee operations, signed a one-year lease with a mutual opt-out clause at the end of June, after the Ohio's current season.

The ruling itself relates to a much more limited British law – the Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act 2014, known as Dripa – which expires under a sunset clause at the end of this month.