Sentence examples for common clauses from inspiring English sources

More common clauses range from increased earnings if a player gets an international call-up to free rent at an apartment or house.

A common clause in many policies is that payments will only be made if an NHS treatment is not administered within six weeks of diagnosis.

And for Durant's part, the contract extension does not include an early termination option, a common clause for long contracts.

Ms. Streep, through Mr. Cohn, was asking for a pay-or-play deal, a common clause for a star of her stature whereby she would be paid for her commitment of time whether the film was shot or not.

The reason for this is a common clause in the world of contracts: force majeure, an "act of God" that is unforeseeable and out of the control of the parties involved.

The most common clause used by dental insurance companies to allow them refuse to pay for expensive treatment that you may need, is a term called "least expensive alternative treatment" (LEAT), also known as the least expensive professionally acceptable treatment clause.

Commons Clause is new, and we expected debate.

Commons Clause is reviving the original ethos of open source.

Redis Labs released certain add-on modules as Apache + Commons Clause.

(Selling other software made with Commons Clause software is allowed, of course).

Applying Commons Clause transitions a project from open source to source-available.