Sentence examples for former clause from inspiring English sources

The former clause is thought to have been written specifically to bar Ms Suu Kyi, whose sons have British citizenship, from becoming head of state.

(f); the fourth sentence, to terms and conditions (subjecting issuer, officers, and directors of issuer, and beneficial owners of more than 10 per centum of the securities to duties equivalent to duties if the securities were registered on a national security exchange) for approval of application to extend unlisted trading privileges to any security pursuant to former clause (3) of subsec.

(2); the third sentence, to conditions (respecting sufficiently widespread public distribution and sufficient public trading activity) for approval of application to extend unlisted trading privileges to any security pursuant to former clauses (2) and (3) of subsec.

It is understood that the deal includes a significant bonus payment and sell-on clause, with his former club Standard Liège due 35% of any sale through a previous clause.

(a) of this section, added cl. (2), and made former second clause into second sentence, and, as so amended, inserted reference to section 1490f of this title and struck out "excess" after "unreimbursed".

The three main architects of the charter and the notwithstanding clause – former prime minister Jean Chretien, former Saskatchewan premier Roy Romanow and former Ontario attorney general Roy McMurtry – all denounced Ford.

The former includes such clauses as (3) and (8), and parts of traditional existentials.

And in a little-noted paragraph, the bill contains provision for private companies and charities to apply to become NHS foundation hospitals too - a clause that former health secretary Alan Milburn said was included to enable hospices to get foundation status.

One clause prohibits former Baathists from working in several of Iraq's most important ministries, including Foreign, Interior and Defense, despite American plans to integrate more Sunni Arabs into Iraq's security forces.

But the latest letter from the former chairman cites a clause in the circular to Rangers shareholders issued in June 2011 by Mr Whyte which could lead to a challenge to his position as secured creditor, with first call on club assets.

The former misused its emergency clauses to adjourn the Duma and rule by decree.