Sentence examples for clauses matter from inspiring English sources

Forum and choice of law clauses matter.

These turned out to be distractions – only the thundering final clause mattered: "Deficit reduction takes precedence over any of the other measures in this agreement".

(That latter clause matters for spinoff reasons).

Taking your own life is so grave and irreversible that we might indeed think it worth including such a clause: no matter how much I insist that I want to die, society must not help me to achieve this goal, and may indeed seek to frustrate my doing so.

In (30b) and (30d), by no means does the wh-argument undergo extraction from the ru' clause, no matter whether the matrix verb "think" is realized in the AV or NAV form.

In January 2007, Trump cited both a clause about "matters beyond [the] seller's reasonable control" and the desire to "have more income to handle potentially higher construction costs".

In the context of the Due Process of Law Clause, what matters is not what particular exercises of liberty the Framers would have approved of or even imagined being pursued but what kind of thing they believed liberty to be.

"We recognise the value of thematic warrants but consider that the wording of the clauses concerning the subject matter of targeted interception and targeted equipment interference warrants is too broadly drafted," it writes in a summary of its report.

Such is the propaganda war that the authorship of this clause became a matter of dispute.

But limiting Congress's power to legislate under the commerce clause is another matter, and could have far-reaching, and unintended, consequences beyond health care.

"This is a fundamental responsibility of the agency and is not simply a matter of clauses in contracts or formal procedural requirements".