Sentence examples for clauses such from inspiring English sources

Sather did concede that there was not much he could do with players who have no-trade clauses, such as Theo Fleury.

One such, the Agreement and General Release Regarding Spiritual Assistance, contains clauses such as "I do not believe in or subscribe to psychiatric labels for individuals.

For another, since no more insurance is being added, medical exams are often not required and restrictive clauses, such as those concerning suicide, are usually waived.

In this study, clauses aimed at coordination clarifying roles, responsibilities, and so on promoted more constructive, cost-effective negotiations than control clauses, such as specifying noncompliance penalties.

These negotiators will also have to decide whether to push forward with some of Ceta's more thorny clauses, such as that which allows corporations to launch legal challenges against governments perceived to block them.

Nevertheless, the protest by rightwing Republicans against the elements of the cromnibus they oppose was more visible than similar concern among Democrats about other clauses, such as the support for Wall Street.

We cannot give the Self-Incrimination Clause such an expansive interpretation.

Under a guillotine clause, such a breach would annul six other economic agreements struck at the time.

in the case of further extensions proposed by the Commission after an initial extension under this clause, such further extensions have not been disapproved under clause (iv).

This is where a non-discrimination clause such as proposed by the insertion of s116A into the constitution would take hold.

In other words, in sentences of the form "A knows that p"—where "A" is the name of some person and "p" is a sentential clause, such as "snow is white"—what sort of entity does "p" refer to?