Sentence examples for clauses to prevent from inspiring English sources

Local authorities should be able to introduce optional-use clauses to prevent housing from being bought unless it is going to be lived in.

And while the welcoming arms of Germany and Austria have been opened wide for Syrian refugees, those same states negotiated special opt-out clauses to prevent Poles, Bulgarians and Romanians from coming over to get jobs – not to mention multiple breaches of EU directives by the French.

Programmers must also embed hints within the program clauses to prevent the prover from revisiting certain paths in the search space (by using the cut operator) or to prune them altogether (by using fail).

Ridley Scott was determined to maintain the secrecy of the plot, and he required the cast to sign clauses to prevent them disclosing story details, and the cast were only allowed to read the script under supervision in Scott's production office.

Having been unsuccessful at changing Catholic attitudes and practices related to family planning, the USCCB is now seeking to hinder the implementation of the IOM recommendations by calling for conscience clauses to prevent "health coverage that violates the deeply-held moral and religious convictions of many".

And it included a nondisclosure clause to prevent her from comparing notes with neighbors.

The company prospectus even included a clause to prevent the band from succumbing to music industry excesses.

Faced with this evidence, News International changed their position, started offering huge cash payments to settle the case out of court, and finally paid out £700,000 in legal costs and damages on the condition that Taylor signed a gagging clause to prevent him speaking about the case.

Janet Royall, the Labour leader in the House of Lords, is one of a number of senior figures who would like the option of a "break clause" to prevent the party going into the 2020 election with a weak leader if it feels the wrong choice has been made.

Another argument presented during the Saxbe nomination hearings was that the constitutional framers wrote the Ineligibility Clause to prevent Congress from enacting laws to benefit one of its own members.

That means, among other things, a genuine procedure of codecision between the European Parliament and the Council, the abolition of the unanimous vote, the establishment of the Commission at the centre of the Union's institutional system and a tougher cooperation clause to prevent any future deadlock or paralysis.