Sentence examples for clauses that apply from inspiring English sources

In recent years, a handful of countries have written aggregation clauses that apply CACs across all of their paper.

For this reason we think that associations have grandfather clauses that apply only to some new rules.

In an article on The Daily Beast, Michelle Goldberg says New York's Women's Health and Wellness Act includes "a conscience clause that applies to Catholic churches, grade schools, and parishes, but not institutions that serve the broader community, such as universities and hospitals".

If you only want that for use in one limited circumstance, why not use a clause that applies only to that limited circumstance?

He has a partial no-trade clause that applies to only the last two seasons.

Equivalent to those that apply under clause 40," said May.

Equivalent to those that apply under clause 40," said May. "There will be codes of practice [in the case of U.K. agencies receiving data shared by overseas countries]," she added.

Straw says he agrees with the Scottish plan to exclude Megrahi "I have noted your preference for an exclusion clause that would apply not just to al-Megrahi but to anyone convicted of involvement in the Lockerbie bombing.

But in February, a contested State Senate race on the East Side of Manhattan prodded the Senate to pass a very limited clause that would apply only when most of the employees and most of the clients share a religious objection to contraception, effectively denying an exemption to Roman Catholic-run hospitals and colleges.

Use of the discretionary fund was challenged and by all rights under the anomalous taxpayer standing exception that applies in religion clause cases Roberts would've been paced place in the position of challenging the very president who appointed him contradicting him on a program near and dear to his heart.

It is rather the Court of Appeals’ and the parties’ interpretation which renders §1252(g) entirely redundant, adding to one “zipper” clause that does not apply to transitional cases, another one of equal scope that does apply to transitional cases.