Sentence examples for identical clause from inspiring English sources

The Cofidis team in France has an identical clause in its contracts.

If the Mets give a starting job to Grant Roberts, they could keep an extra relief pitcher, perhaps Ricky Bottalico, who has a clause in his contract that he can be released if he is not on the major league roster April 4. Scott Erickson has an identical clause, and he is another obvious candidate to leapfrog Seo into the rotation.

The provisions are very similar to those for sale of goods agreements, with the section on exclusion clauses identical.

Only new bonds issued by euro-zone states after 2013, which will all carry identical new "collective action clauses" (CACs), would be at risk of having the bonds restructured.

Now, in the Beckles appeal, the Supreme Court is asked to decide whether a part of the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines with language identical to the ACCA's residual clause is similarly void for vagueness--which might open new appeals for inmates serving longer sentences due to that provision.

The home interview clause returns in near-identical wording as the "annual visit criteria", without which new members cannot attend meetings or vote on party matters.

These cases of repeated, reliable behavior obviously require some serious ceteris paribus clauses, are never perfectly identical, and always subject to catastrophic failure at some point.

The phraseology of the arbitration clause here in question is identical with that contained in the common form of the time charter party long in use.

In addition to the coincidence of timing, there is one clause that appears in almost identical form in both codes.

In his extensive analysis of the Impeachment Trial Clause, Justice Story offered a nearly identical analysis, which is worth quoting at length.

The rule decrees that the implied subject of the modifier (the one doing the checking, turning, and so on) must be identical to the overt subject of the main clause (it, the view, and so on).