Sentence examples for clauses to allow from inspiring English sources

And if agreements are made they must include get-out clauses to allow a change of government to walk away free of financial penalty.

There was agreement on the need to tone down bloodline-based nationality clauses to allow Ivoirian citizenship based more on residency, and on the need for property ownership to be made easier for foreigners, people close to the talks said.

Keane waived his no-trade clause to allow the deal.

It took over the remaining 33 years of the original MG Rover lease but with a break-clause to allow it to pull out after six months.

It might include a grandfather clause to allow only stores that had more than one cat before the law's enactment to keep them.

Zobrest is a significant case because it was among the first that marked a shift in the court toward interpreting the establishment clause to allow government-paid services for students who attend religiously affiliated nonpublic schools.

In 2003, she voted against a bill to oblige hospitals to "provide emergency contraception immediately" to survivors of sexual assault, because it did not contain a "conscience clause," to allow providers with a religious objection to opt out.

Business groups, though, have called for a clause to allow an acquisition target to issue new shares to designated shareholders at a preset low price, thus diluting the ownership value for a hostile bidder.

There is also a clause to allow performers to renegotiate contracts with record labels after 50 years.

Despite weeks of negotiation prior to the vote, the NLD were unable to persuade the military to remove or suspend the clause to allow Ms Suu Kyi to take office.

Startup companies should negotiate enough flexibility in the assignment and subletting clause to allow for mergers, reorganizations, and share ownership changes.