Sentence examples for its clauses from inspiring English sources

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.

These proposals include pushing for strong U.S. leadership to gather all Libyan parties in one room for prolonged discussions, parties that include both those who support the Sukhayrat Agreement and those who oppose it, in order to amend its clauses and impose the amended version on the parties – including parliament, Haftar, and the Islamists in Tripoli", according to Shunaib.

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).

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

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

One of its clauses says the state will take a 20% stake in any new petroleum venture.

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

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

But now Goldwater's statement, with its balanced clauses, its formality, seems merely rhetorical, a flourish more than a threat.

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.