Sentence examples for clauses designed to from inspiring English sources

Clauses designed to strengthen the BBC's independence including special protection for the director general as the editor-in-chief.

British diplomats successfully gained the addition of two clauses designed to protect these peoples in the Treaty of Ghent, which ended the conflict in 1815.

Each comprised a miscellaneous series of clauses designed to amend or clarify extremely diverse aspects of the law, both civil and criminal.

The charter was a compromise, but it also contained important clauses designed to bring about reforms in judicial and local administration.

In business it is important to have contract clauses designed to limit the damage if an executive leaves to join a competing firm.

Some of the most contentious debate during the passage of the London Olympics bill through the Commons surrounded clauses designed to prohibit illicit use of the words "Olympic Games", "London 2012" and the ringed symbol.

The ban has been described by charities as a "gagging clause" designed to restrict their ability to inform Whitehall decisions.

"The separation agreement may contain a narrowly drafted confidentiality clause designed to protect the privacy interests of both parties".

Wade also said she was saddened that the contract included a clause "designed to frighten him off from litigating".

The "no bail-out" clause, designed to ensure that governments will not be held liable for other countries' debts, has been trampled underfoot.

These rewards were not assessed on performance criteria, but the final batch were subject to a "clawback" clause, designed to prevent payments for failure.