Sentence examples for insert a clause from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes the broker will insert a clause that allows review by an attorney within three days," Mr. Selsberg said.

An attempt to insert a clause allowing libel actions by relatives of the dead in the Defamation Act 2013 was defeated.

For example, you might insert a clause requiring that you meet regularly to discuss problems that have come up and how to address them.

The European Commission noted that it needed to insert a clause restricting Universal's power in digital music because even Apple could not "defeat price increase or other types of worsening of licensing terms by Universal".

Labour sought unsuccessfully to insert a clause in the act to assert charities' rights to engage in political campaigning, following the 2014 lobbying act, which some see as having had a chilling effect on policy work in the sector.

One possibility for pro-Europeans would be to insert a clause demanding a second referendum on the terms of the renegotiation, or to run a guerrilla campaign to minimise the number of EU laws from which the UK would withdraw.

Charlton have also inserted a clause into the deal whereby Liverpool will loan players to them next season.

Bourguiba inserted a clause in the constitution in 1974 decreeing his presidency for life under a one-party state, propped up by a powerful political police.

The committee came within a whisker of inserting a clause calling for the funding and governance of the World Service to revert to the government.

That is certainly the view of the Indian government, which, in 2005, inserted a clause into its intellectual property law deliberately intended to prevent the practice.

In passing the current budget, Congress inserted a clause that prohibits NASA from canceling Constellation or starting up a replacement program without its approval.