Sentence examples for it does not clash from inspiring English sources

As with the first case, it is understood that Hamilton will attend any retrial, but again providing it does not clash with his commitments.

It has also been suggested that Tory Eurosceptic MPs could unite with Labour and the SNP to try to delay the referendum until the autumn so it does not clash with Scottish and local elections.

But periods of intense effort arise only occasionally, so it is possible to schedule it so that it does not clash with scientific deadlines, LiCata says.

"It doesn't clash with the BMW building," he said.

"But he feels he has no other choice, and that it doesn't clash with fundamental Israeli security needs".

It should still be worth a watch, at least if it doesn't clash with the equally genteel Samoa v Tonga soiree in Sydney.

Kate, for example, is a blonde, and red looks good on blondes, but you have to make sure it doesn't clash with the red carpet.

There's a whole session asking if we're actually fictional characters, and the food, Raymond Blanc's 25-course tasting banquet – that's if it doesn't clash with Charlotte Church.

One tofu hater, a 30-year-old advertising executive, explained to me his hostility towards what he called "rubbery slivers of pointlessness": "Tofu may be versatile, but one of the benefits of tasting of nothing is that it doesn't clash with anything.

It might not have celebrated all that was good about English football during the 1980s, but at least it mattered in those days, and I for one will be forever grateful for that, even more so when I settle down to watch the FA Cup sponsored by Budweiser at 5.15pm on Saturday May 12. Well as long as it doesn't clash with my tea that is.

The idea is far from fully-formed – and I have to make sure it doesn't clash with Andrew Keen's excellent TCTV show which often features authors as guests.