Sentence examples for containing a clause from inspiring English sources
"Are you a drinking man?" was the first question he asked a job applicant, and even though the fellow gave a negative answer, he still must sign a work contract containing a clause that declared the agreement instantly void if the employee should be discovered "harboring alcohol".
He said it was comical that, at exactly the same time the British government expelled Russian diplomats, the VTB bank – which Borisovich claimed was the embodiment of corruption – had launched a $4bn£2.8bnbondbond for Russia, containing a clause marketed for Russian kleptocrats abroad to help bring their money home.
Discussions between the two parties are said to be advanced, with the eventual deal possibly containing a clause triggering a £15m permanent transfer should the Teesside club win promotion, but matters have been complicated over how Boro and Everton split Bolasie's £70,000-a-week wages.
When Hopkins began to circulate cassette copies of the album to the music press a few weeks later, he required that each journalist sign a contract containing a clause requiring that the cassette recipient, according to Select journalist Mark Perry, "not discuss the album with anyone including your partner at home.
Every constitution and human rights treaty contains a clause which provides for equality.
The CCS Directive contains a clause providing for the new construction of power installations as "capture ready".
The contract also contained a clause indicating they would receive a royalty of 0.5% on the resulting album.
Like most labor agreements these days, it contained a clause requiring workplace disputes to be submitted to arbitration.
The bill also contains a clause that would end the program in seven years unless lawmakers reauthorize it.
Bragg's lease also contains a clause demanding payments on remortgages set at 0.05% of the property value.
Two-thirds of Spanish wage contracts contain a clause that compensates workers, at least in part, for unexpected inflation.
