Sentence examples for inserting a clause from inspiring English sources

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.

"In Australia we lack that fundamental human rights protection and therefore Brandis can get away with inserting a clause into a bill which you wouldn't be able to do in the UK or in the US," Barns said.

Firmly entrenched though Murrow would seem to be, his position is an uneasy one, as he admitted when he insisted on inserting a clause in his contract that will release him from it should Paley ever cease to be the ultimate authority on the board.

Firmly entrenched though Murrow would seem to be, however, his position is an uneasy one, as he tacitly admitted when he insisted on inserting a clause in his contract that will release him from it should Paley ever cease to be the ultimate authority on the board.

If you can then start getting musicians excited about inserting a clause in their music contract saying 'I don't want my music used to torture people' then you finally get people paying attention and you have a bit of a laugh, too.

Labour's Richard Simpson, a former GP who specialised in addiction, said that without inserting a clause into the legislation to claw back the additional profits generated from retailers, minimum pricing "risks doing more harm that good".

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

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.

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

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.