Sentence examples for clauses remove from inspiring English sources

Newly added clauses remove state liability for accidents and do away with environmental impact assessments.

The champions had to have the existing terms amended to have a break clause removed and were granted permission to do so by the Premier League on Wednesday.

Capello's position is bound to come under scrutiny only five weeks after having a clause removed from his £6m-a-year deal that would allow either party to terminate the contract after the World Cup.

It is more than a decade since the law was changed to allow Murdoch to buy Channel 5 in the 2003 Communications Act, the so-called "Murdoch clause" removing the fifth channel from the ban on ownership of terrestrial TV stations by companies with more than 20% of the national newspaper market.

"They need the gagging clause removed... they fear being prosecuted," he told the BBC.

In any situation, the High Court can be asked to give a decision on a point of law, or the exclusion clause removed, should all parties agree.

Even with this clause removed, the team could not afford to redevelop Plough Lane when required to do so the following year.

The clause removed from a leaked 2011 draft promises pharmaceutical companies the right to charge "competitive market-derived prices," according to New York Times reporting on the TPP section released by Wikileaks.

According to the second article of the first Greek constitution of 1822, a Greek was defined as any Christian resident of the Kingdom of Greece, a clause removed by 1840.

Davis, 32, was cut last week by the Cleveland Cavaliers, who used the amnesty clause to remove the final two years and $28.7 million of his contract from the salary cap.

After the lockout, the Cavaliers were able to use the N.B.A.'s new amnesty clause to remove Davis's bulky contract from the salary cap, meaning they had essentially traded Mo Williams and Jamario Moon for the No. 1 pick.