Sentence examples for clauses of from inspiring English sources

The communicative intent of the existential is to assert existence, which is presupposed in clauses of disappearance.

How do the two clauses of the amendment interact?

Why do assembly and petition occupy clauses of their own?

Clauses of the charter could still be negotiated, said Mr. Qutb, who called himself an Islamist.

Zawahiri speaks in the confident, rhythmic clauses of a master strategist.

But clauses of contracts can be worded complicatedly, and missed or disguised.

The advert allegedly breached two clauses of the Committee of Advertising Practice code: "substantiation" and "truthfulness".

Most allege breaches of three clauses of the editors' code of practice: accuracy, harassment and discrimination.

The next 42 clauses of the bill were then considered in five minutes.

Making polygamous unions illegal, they argue, violates the due process and equal protection clauses of the 14th Amendment, as well as the free exercise, establishment, free speech and freedom of association clauses of the First Amendment.

There have been suggestions that some clauses of the plan should be modified to make it more palatable to Israel.