The phrase "clauses on" is not a complete sentence and is not typically used in written English.
To use it in a sentence, you could say something like "The contract had multiple clauses on confidentiality."
Mind you, he was playing because Yoel was victim of one of those cowardly crapping-yourself clauses: on loan from Valencia, where he was fourth choice, he wasn't allowed to appear.
The idea that companies can preach gender balance on the one hand and insist on policies like forced arbitration clauses on the other is a good example of misalignment of leadership and systems.
Such a bill would have excluded clauses on labour and the environment from fast-track treatment.
"And I'm happy to say we don't have any clauses on that subject," he said.
It is unclear whether Sherwood's deal contains any break clauses on either side.
Special clauses on access to the "liquidity facility" (don't ask) apply on default.
From the blog, note that: The key clauses on NHS competition will NOT be debated today.
Sunset clauses on the MPAs are another source of fierce debate.
There will be plenty of windy Euro-rhetoric: clauses on human rights, provisions on common citizenship, a chapter on employment.
One faint cause for hope is that the clauses on how to amend the constitution have yet to be written.
Two "entrenched" clauses, on language and franchise, could be amended only by a two-thirds majority vote in Parliament.
