Sentence examples similar to earlier clauses from inspiring English sources

The final version also left out an earlier clause that said companies had to get union approval on major workplace changes.

Two months later, Serbia agreed to endorse a UN resolution calling for dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina to resolve outstanding issues, removing an earlier clause that rejected the secession.

Quoting the court's language from an earlier Spending Clause case, the chief justice said, "Congress is free to attach reasonable and unambiguous conditions to federal financial assistance that educational institutions are not obligated to accept".

"Should they renege on the increase in money, I have an early release clause," she said.

"It's very hard to articulate, but these emotions have a lot to do with what I thought I was doing by having this provision," Mr. Levin said of his early retirement clause.

Become familiar with the terms of the early termination clause of your lease agreement before you contact the leasing company.

Bloomberg News earlier reported the clause in the prospectus.

He said that the city had not objected to a sunset clause earlier in the negotiations, and that other districts had agreed to a sunset provision.

Now agent and club officials moved toward an agreement, throwing out the early opt-out clauses, adding more money to the later years of a 10-year contract.

On current evidence, however, Moyes may well have done Everton a huge favour by paying the price for Fellaini - £4m more than he would have cost had he activated an earlier contract release clause.

Mr. Leonard said clauses in earlier contracts with Boeing for those 717's helped sway the decision toward Boeing on the latest order.