Sentence examples for clauses call for from inspiring English sources

Bonus clauses call for him to receive up to $1.25 million a year for finishing 45 games.

This comedy of commas continues with "What is this person's age and what is this person's date of birth?" The two independent clauses call for separation by a comma after "age".

The network contracts -- which call for the N.F.L. to be paid $2.15 billion this season -- contain clauses calling for good faith negotiations to provide financial relief for the loss of a game.

The resulting resolution — with Israel, there are always resolutions — was an odd hybrid of typically bellicose "whereas" clauses ("whereas Hamas was founded with the stated goal of destroying the state of Israel") and moderate "resolved" clauses calling for, among other things, the establishment of "a viable, independent and democratic Palestinian state".

Shortly after the agreement was signed, the clauses calling for territorial negotiation and an end to military actions were broken by Poland.

The Russian version includes a clause calling for Russian peacekeeping forces to "take additional security measures" pending "the establishment of international mechanisms".

The committee came within a whisker of inserting a clause calling for the funding and governance of the World Service to revert to the government.

How that concept would apply to the contract clause calling for free agency might have to be determined by the bankruptcy judge.

The French ambassador declared that he would vote for A/L 469, but that he found that the clause calling for the expulsion of Nationalist China from the U. N. "somewhat discorteous The Ceylonese Ambassador called it merely "embarrassing".

The official said the American negotiators wanted to avoid an agreement that provided for a freeze of North Korea's nuclear program that was suggested in past proposals, instead supporting a clause calling for dismantling the program.

And on another front, Diana Johnson, the MP for Hull North, is planning to bring in a 10-minute rule bill in the new year with a simple clause calling for female bishops.