Sentence examples for clauses need to be from inspiring English sources

Heuristic techniques need to be applied to identify and excise the extra material, and extracted clauses need to be fluently and coherently combined.

An exit plan should answer four questions: what events might trigger an end to the partnership; how will the business be valued at the end; which options for future ownership are acceptable; and what post-alliance ties and restrictions, such as non-compete clauses, need to be included.

Clearly the US falls in a somewhat different category and those clauses will need to be negotiated carefully to avoid any pitfalls – but to dismiss the whole deal because of one comparatively minor element of it would be lunacy.

Unification allows resolution proofs to be "lifted" and be conducted at a more general level; clauses only need to be instantiated at the moment where they are to be resolved.

Just one clause would need to be amended or struck out, he said.

A £34million release clause may need to be matched in order for the deal to go through.

What's more, Hague's clause will need to be carefully drafted to make sure it cannot possibly be read as in any way affecting or limiting the common law sovereignty on which it depends – or it could have unintended but far-reaching constitutional ramifications.

Jonathan Morgan, an independent health consultant and a former AM, said the clauses should only need to be used rarely in the NHS.

There are only two things you really need to be aware of: the contestability period and the suicide clause.

Sentences sometimes need to be complex, but a sentence that is too long, with numerous phrases and clauses, will lose the reader's attention.

And MS-Word sides with the concept that "which" signals a nonrestrictive dependent clause that needs to be set off with a comma (or commas).