Sentence examples for further clauses from inspiring English sources

Two further clauses outlaw attempted buggery and gross indecency between two men.

Further clauses in the law that open the door for self-financing mean that the law fails spectacularly in this regard.

Work proceeded so slowly that further clauses were added to the proposed act, including a continuation of the railway from Bolton, to Liverpool.

Further clauses regulated cross-border trade, which was to be limited to the two cities of Dara and Nisibis, the return of fugitives, and the protection of the respective religious minorities (Christians in the Persian Empire and Zoroastrians in Byzantium).

A further clause makes it clear that Simsbury's owner would not be allowed to bid on the night.

French MPs also voted for a further clause in the health bill making it illegal to glorify anorexia on the internet.

The justice secretary, Chris Grayling, supported a further clause, which came into force in 2013, permitting householders to resort to "disproportionate force".

A further clause defines those principles in rigid doctrinal terms.Dozens of articles leave key matters to be defined by law.

While a further clause states that if they do take legal action they must "indemnify and keep indemnified Deliveroo against costs (including legal costs) and expenses that it incurs".

While that is vague, a further clause provides for a committee, made up of the Afghan defense minister and the commander of the American military in Afghanistan, to decide jointly on releases.

As she did not sign a confidentiality agreement, a further clause stated that Presley could write a tell-all book about her time with Jackson.