Sentence examples for clauses made from inspiring English sources
She said she had agreed to cancel her upcoming shows in Russia, but claimed other other clauses made her feel uncomfortable.
Michael Sumichrast, the chief economist for the National Assn. of Home Builders, said tax incentives for construction of multifamily housing are at issue in the present federal budget considerations and that many developers and investors who anticipate some changes in incentive clauses made their big moves to get in under the permissive existing laws by starting their apartment projects.
However, confidentiality clauses made it impossible for us to do so in our study.
We also examined the qualifying clauses made in the DFSS and reported by a handful of media and one bioethics article (N = 4/27 M, 15%; N = 1/22 BE, 5%).
Arbitration clauses make it hard if not impossible for consumers to join such suits.
In extradition treaties, for example, states include clauses making it optional for them to surrender their own nationals.
Introduced in the House of Representatives, the proposal merely interjected into the robbery provision clauses making larceny and entering criminal.
Even as unions have argued that these clauses make businesses be more open to unionizations, the US Chamber of Commerce has described them as "escape clauses".
Furthermore, the economic utility of penal clauses makes it unreasonable to assume that almost all clauses of this sort are extracted under duress and that their flat prohibition is merely a convenient way of policing the bargaining process.
While many contracts signed by bank bosses in the UK contain non-compete clauses making it difficult to hire colleagues away from former employers, it is understood that Santander did not impose similar requirements on its employees.
Those clauses make clear on the one hand that their prohibitions cannot be avoided by means of contract, while clause (iv) makes clear on the other hand that contractual relationships will not expand a public accommodations obligations under the subparagraph beyond its own clients or customers.
