Sentence examples for clear clauses from inspiring English sources

The Office of Interpretation, headed by Judge Hisham Al Tal, the president of the Judicial Council, responded on October 19 that the clause does allow the detention of a person accused of tort and slander on any electronic site; at the same time, the interpretation overrode clear clauses in the amended Press and Publications Law that forbid the detention of journalists.

A Hamas spokesman said the document - the subject of weeks of negotiations - included a "clear clause" referring to the group's non-recognition of Israel.

They admit their agreements with the forces of occupation; none deny that in these agreements there is a clear clause about handing over those who are wanted by Israel.

Though commas do most of the work making clear which clauses are restrictive and which are not, keeping that for one kind and which for the other reinforces the work that the commas do.

Example [2] demonstrates a clear declarative clause, in which the servant states a proposition which can be evaluated as true or false.

The EU-Israel Association agreement carries clear human rights clauses which have never been invoked.

"I did ask for structural changes in my contract to help clear up certain clauses that seemed very unfair to me," he said.

"In terms of the changes to housing benefit, the aim is quite clear in these clauses that they would give Scottish ministers the right to make any changes that they choose to".

The significance of this case for businesses is clear: Get dismissal clauses for drug violators, etc. written into collective bargaining agreements.

"I have made his (release) clause clear in order to stop the constant speculation that appears in the press.

Edward Balls, the opposition Labour Party's finance spokesman, said, "The small print of the agreement has a clear get-out clause, which allows the banks to do whatever they wish to enhance the interests of their shareholders".