Sentence examples for its clause from inspiring English sources

Recorded announcement: The relative pronoun here is the subject of its clause; make it "whoever".

In both cases, the relative pronoun is functioning as the subject of its clause, so we need "who".

He did not cite the 1939 Supreme Court ruling, which said the amendment must be interpreted in connection with its clause about militias.

Mr Miliband wants to shift to a pure "one member, one vote" system – a change his allies hailed as more radical than Tony Blair's party reforms, under which Labour ditched its Clause IV commitment to public ownership.

She is the author of the equality bill now progressing through parliament, and architect of its clause one duty for all public authorities to see that their policies narrow the gap between rich and poor.

They readily agreed to its clause saying that the foundation had to be named in any patent applications arising from the work, that any profits or revenue from the discoveries had to be shared with the foundation and that any genetic test must be made readily available to the foundation, she said.

But it has been hanging fire in Parliament since 2010 as the courts are resisting many of its clauses and claiming it is a backhanded attempt to usurp their independence.

It would have to jump the bounds of its clause-ness, and begin being used as a word.Is this how people use #blacklivesmatter?

Legal conservatives attach a meta-meaning to the Constitution (it is designed to impede change), along with particular interpretations of its clauses, that elevate the importance of old-fashioned politics for securing non-universal rights (versus judicial remedies).

Or you may wince at its clauses and commas and general clutter.

"You have to approve the law, with all its clauses," Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos told parliament.