Sentence examples for clauses from the from inspiring English sources

"There is a script we must stick to!" the lawyer said angrily, citing procedural clauses from the rule book.

The government will remove clauses from the public bodies bill that would allow the government to sell off all of England's forests.

In 2015, the federal government committed to hold a referendum to recognise Indigenous people in the preamble to the constitution and remove racist clauses from the founding document.

The release of Gilad Shalit, the Israeli soldier held in Gaza for four years, removal of objectionable clauses from the Hamas founding charter, an end to all violent attacks on Israeli citizens and soil, and an acceptance of a two-state solution on 1967 borders.

Below are the full translations of the relevant clauses from the 1215 copy of the Magna Carta held at the British Library.

To investigate the employment issue, the authors use information on opening clauses from the Institute of Applied Economic Research IAW Datata Set on Opening Clauses and the IAB Establishment Panel, 2000 2007.

Because Mr. Shipp hadn't received cash from a securitization, he has been deleting the clause from the sales contract as each home is sold.

Still, bonds continue to have a so-called pari passu clause, from the Latin for "on equal footing," which has been crucial in this case.

Others suggest this was done in retaliation to Mr. Thinley's alleged liberal use of the newly omitted clause from the Indo-Bhutan Friendship Treaty of 1949.

This afternoon the Lords have to decide whether to defy the Commons and vote to remove the glorification clause from the terrorism bill for a second time.

Mr. Burke plans to ask the state legislature to remove the clause from the contract when it starts its session in January.