Sentence examples for clauses imposed from inspiring English sources

Grandfather clauses imposed voting requirements like literacy tests on new voters but exempted people whose ancestors had voted.

Credit companies cannot rely on clauses imposing charges for breach of contract unless they are fair.

Ms. Reidy, displaying occasional flashes of impatience and sarcasm during several hours of testimony, repeatedly deflected the government's suggestion that the most-favored-nation clause imposed the agency model on other retailers.

He said he wanted to drop from the constitution a clause imposing social obligations on entrepreneurs.

Added into the contracts of NGOs who receive government funding, the clause imposes restrictions on how that money can be spent.

In December the Ugandan parliament passed a bill outlawing homosexuality after removing the clause that imposed the death penalty.

He said the sunset clause was imposed because of what he termed "pushback in the Coalition" – not because of any agreement with Leyonhjelm.

Most sovereign bonds issued in the past decade include "collective-action clauses", which impose the terms of a restructuring on all creditors if a supermajority of bondholders accepts.

These proposals include pushing for strong U.S. leadership to gather all Libyan parties in one room for prolonged discussions, parties that include both those who support the Sukhayrat Agreement and those who oppose it, in order to amend its clauses and impose the amended version on the parties – including parliament, Haftar, and the Islamists in Tripoli", according to Shunaib.

Mr Van Miert has imposed clauses to limit the bank's growth until 2014 and to force it to pay at least 58% of its income in dividends until 2003.

The 2-to-1 majority on the 11th Circuit appeals court rejected that view, ruling this month that Congress has no authority under the commerce clause to impose the mandate.