Sentence examples for key clauses from inspiring English sources

The original deal had been cobbled together in such a hurry that key clauses were mangled.

From the blog, note that: The key clauses on NHS competition will NOT be debated today.

Sceptics point out that key clauses are more aspirational than substantial; wishful hot air, we might say.

Key clauses replace SOCPA's restriction on demonstrations within an exclusion zone of one kilometre from Parliament Square with enabling powers enforcing a smaller 250m restricted zone.

Spelt out, here are the key clauses that would change the NHS irrecoverably: The secretary of state will no longer have a duty to provide a health service to all: that's devolved to an unaccountable National Commissioning Board.

Here are some examples of key clauses that landowners have come to regret: FORCE MAJEURE Typically refers to natural disasters or other events that are beyond a company's control and can delay drilling plans.

He has made a mockery of the unity government, flouting every key clause in the agreement that was supposed to underpin it.

It became the key clause of his political obituary when a former ally, Sharpe James, ousted him after 16 years, accusing him of failing to fulfill the dream.

The sponsor, Representative Carl D. Wimmer, a Republican, said he had removed a key clause that would have allowed prosecution under Utah's criminal homicide laws for a "reckless act of the woman" that resulted in death to a fetus.

The unnoticed rewriting of a key clause of the Computer Misuse Act has exempted law enforcement officials from the prohibition on breaking into other people's laptops, databases, mobile phones or digital systems.

A key clause in the Terrorism Act 2000 is incompatible with the European convention on human rights, the master of the rolls, John Dyson, has said as part of a court of appeal judgment.