Sentence examples for good clause from inspiring English sources

Though private and not subject to the "public good" clause, the March Foundation has led the way since the 1970s, when it organized Spain's first retrospective exhibitions of artists like Francis Bacon, Kandinsky, de Kooning and Braque.

Obviously there are perfectly good clauses as you read through, but the best way to interpret the importance was the alternative to self-regulation.

The 24-year-old does not have any kind of "good behaviour" clause in his contract, beyond the normal code of conduct expected of players at the club.

It also emerged today that the government is to be advised to introduce a "good samaritan clause" to cut through a health and safety culture in which people can be penalised for doing a good deed.

"Most sponsors' contracts will have a good behaviour clause,'" he said.

At least no one said Thomas was violating the "good behavior" clause of Article III of the Constitution.

The day after the Post's story, several NYPD officers visited the Pegues family home in Hempstead, New York, and confiscated three of his guns for breach of his "good conduct" clause on his permit.

Firms often impose tough "good behaviour" clauses, to minimise "O.J. risk".

Milan have inserted a number of good behaviour clauses into his loan contract, including restrictions over his haircut and general appearance.

And then he read Mr. Herbert's "Seventh Angel," about a "black and nervous" angel named Shemkel, who gets to stay on "the squad" only because of the angels' consideration for the number 7. Then he recited Ms. Szymborska's "Joy of Writing," in which the poet chastises letters "up to no good" and "clauses so subordinate they'll never let her get away".

Decades before the Civil Rights movement emerged, communities across the nation had contrived a system of electoral exclusion that depended on a witch's brew of poll taxes, literacy tests and "good character" clauses.