Sentence examples for final clauses from inspiring English sources

The organization evolved from an impromptu dinner summoned in 1934 by the literary essayists Christopher Morley and Vincent Starrett followed by the adoption of an eccentric constitution, proposed by the journalist Elmer Davis, with its celebrated final clauses -- "4.

Here again ojak (odgiak) is used to render "Regency". The next page of Arabic text (nine lines), corresponds to the final clauses on the part of the United States; it is translated awkwardly, although not inaccurately.

Documents which do not follow the customary form for international agreements, as to matters such as style, final clauses, signatures, or entry into force dates, may or may not be international agreements.

There are all sorts of arguments to be made about the rationale for this, but that final clause seems to hint at the one that, finally, holds sway: people who live near them hate the way they look, and more often than not, they want them gone.

But the bigger issue here is that final clause.

A crucial final clause seems to say firmly that the people, or damos, shall have the power.

Note that in the dismal final clause the preposition of is employed four times in the space of 11 words.

His search ends in disillusion, conveyed in the furious final clause: "and my eyes burned with anguish and anger".

The Fifth Amendment mentions property twice— once in the due process clause and again as the amendment's entire final clause, commonly known as the "takings clause".

The Sixth Amendment's final clause entitles the criminally accused to legal counsel and applies equally to custodial interrogations and trials (see assigned counsel).

That final clause is illuminating about the emotional content of Beckett's work, and explains why he felt ill-equipped to come at it from an analytical standpoint.