Sentence examples for every clause from inspiring English sources

You've violated almost every clause.

Trust is absent and every clause is being closely read.

"For a three-minute speech, it seemed excessive to scrutinize and rescrutinize every clause," said Ahmad Fawzi, a U.N. spokesman.

Both inapproximability results apply to instances with no mixed clauses (the literals in every clause are both either negated, or unnegated).

"_Now, going public, every clause comes up, requiring you to do things like this and like that.

It said that he was given the written guarantees at 1 50 a.m., and that for over two hours he went through every clause with his lawyer.

Now, therefore, be it known that I, Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States of America, have caused the said Treaty to be made public, to the end that the same and every article and clause thereof may be observed and fulfilled with good faith by the United States of America and the citizens thereof.

Just as it's advisable to understand every unfamiliar Elizabethan word in "Hamlet," an actor needs to understand where every Mametian clause and interjection is coming from.

The MAC Exclusions Matter There is also a renewed focus on the carve-outs in every MAC clause.

He has made a mockery of the unity government, flouting every key clause in the agreement that was supposed to underpin it.

At a party gathering later, Mr. Wilson said the rebels would be taken back provided they joined in trying to bring the hated Tories down in the pitched Parliamentary battles ahead over every last clause of the European legislation.