Sentence examples for drafting of clauses from inspiring English sources
The success or failure of a claim depends on the original drafting of clauses in the bank's documents.
The other meaning of precedent in law refers to a model document or clause that a lawyer bases the drafting of clauses, contracts, agreements, etc. from.
The drafting of such clauses are far from straightforward.
The context surrounding the drafting of this clause clearly contemplated a foreseeable threat to good order: the danger that Southern insurrectionists, defeated in Civil War, might seek to frustrate the payment of America's national debt if and when they should be returned to Congress.
This was done in the expectation that publication later this week of draft clauses of the new Scotland bill will include Smith Commission recommendations to devolve onshore licensing and mineral access rights, which Scottish Labour believes should be fast-tracked before the general election.
As became apparent during the Luis Suárez transfer affair last summer, the drafting of a release clause is key.
Crenshaw's groundbreaking work on "Intersectionality" has traveled globally and was influential in the drafting of the equality clause in the South African Constitution.
Early drafts of the clause banned only discrimination "on account of race and colour".
A number of council nations supported France's efforts to clarify the meaning of clauses in the draft that could refer to military force.
During the drafting of Spain's new constitution, he was the driving force behind the adoption of clauses restricting the rights of the clergy, establishing secular education, allowing the redistribution of land, and fully enfranchising women.
