Sentence examples for contained a key from inspiring English sources
That landmark contract contained a key provision.
They had to advance with great care, because the original consortium contract contained a key clause, a so-called "pre-emption agreement": in essence, anyone who wanted to sell shares had to offer them first to a fellow member of the consortium.
The waterproofing, which opens the wearable up to swim tracking, among other things, contained a key element that actually elicited an audible gasp from the crowd when the company showed it off: a speaker port that expels water from the device, which is something I really want to try out in person.
When a revised plan for a central bank was finally passed in 1913, it contained a key change -- the imposition of a Board of Governors on top that was appointed solely by the government.
A year after 9/11, Oskar discovers among his father's possessions a blue vase containing a key in an envelope that bears the single word "Black".
In March 2000, Schering-Plough recalled millions of asthma inhalers, saying there was a remote possibility that some did not contain a key ingredient.
— — — — — — — Codicil No. 1: The coffee can buried in the back yard of Palace 43, five steps to the southeast of the barbecue patio, contains a key.
A year later, rummaging through Thomas's things, Oskar finds an envelope containing a key, which he assumes will unlock a box or something that will reveal a new aspect of his father to him.
Scientists are particularly keen to learn how much water Jupiter contains, a key to unlocking the origins of the largest celestial body in the solar system after the sun.
Her main objection was that this plan did not contain a key feature shared by her plan and the Massachusetts reforms: an individual mandate, or legal requirement, to purchase cover.
The Home Office was eventually forced into drawing up a 24-page mutual legal assistance treaty between the UK and Jordan, containing a key passage that states where there are "serious and credible allegations that a statement from a person has been obtained by torture" they would not be used in a court.
