Sentence examples for clauses you from inspiring English sources
The American government lawyers provided specific advice, the State Department official said, like: "These are the clauses you may want.
It's not the same the other way round: although that is more common in restrictive clauses, you can use which: "This is the house which John built".
It's not the same the other way round: although "that" is more common in restrictive clauses, you can use "which": "the Guardian is the paper which I read every day".
He explains: "A contract will include a basic salary, signing-on fees, loyalty fees, objectives based on games, sub-agreements for image rights and any clauses you may wish to negotiate".
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The Supreme Court broadened all religious organizations' rights to discriminate, saying that both the Establishment Clause (you know -- the one that says government can't establish a religion, despite what some people like to claim during election years) and the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment prohibit any limitations on a church's right to select its own ministers.
Fortunately, this conundrum has an escape clause: you can actually acquire knowledge.
And the No-Visit Clause you also have no objection to? the voice said.
If there is no such clause you are free to arrange a transfer to a new provider.
"If you sign such a clause you give up your potential rights to sue for pension or vacation pay" owed from previous years, Mr. Giubboni said.
