Sentence examples for insert clauses from inspiring English sources

Blue chip tenants often insert clauses into their leases prohibiting a building from being named after a competitor.

Considering this is Newcastle's second relegation in seven years, the board's failure to insert clauses into players' contracts reducing salaries by around 50% in the event of losing Premier League status seems negligent.

But the picture changed earlier this century, when developers started to insert clauses into leasehold contracts where the ground rent was set at £200-£400 a year, doubling every ten years.

"Both Steven and I and our agent fought hard with administrators during negotiations to insert clauses that offered protection to staff and players at the club.

With a site like the Olive office, he said, the government could insert clauses in the lease mandating that the new owners maintain the historic nature of the building.

This is only the default position; the Act allows parties to insert clauses into the contract which allow them to rescind or alter the contract without the consent of the third party if they so choose.

The English clubs will not take on anyone on that basis and, when Northampton were last month fined £60,000 for allowing the wing George North to insert clause in his contract allowing for release for Wales matches outside official international windows, Premiership Rugby warned that any repeat would not only incur a greater fine but the potential loss of league points.

We inserted clauses guaranteeing our editorial independence".

Put simply, this means inserting clauses in contracts requiring contractors and developers to guarantee jobs for local people.

The potential fallout has some banks inserting clauses into new contracts to guard against a no-deal exit.

Some potential property buyers have inserted clauses into their offers saying "subject to a no vote", according to the mortgage broker Ray Boulger of John Charcol.