Sentence examples for many clauses that from inspiring English sources

"But I realized after we had raised the money that there were so many clauses that came with it that I had lost complete control of the company".

"But I realized after we had raised the money that there were so many clauses that came with it that I had lost complete control of the company," he said.

Many clauses that are forwarded this way, however, are of little usefulness and may degrade performance.

By Jon Michaud August 24, 2009 "What is the point of those long sentences with so many clauses that you forget what the subject is?" our reader DianeOr asks.

More than 3,000 free-trade agreements govern international investor-state disputes, many with clauses that are open to interpretation when it comes to whether or not a government has violated a company's rights.

Many state constitutions have clauses that say why various rights are guaranteed.

For many bills contain some clauses that provide for changes in England only, while others provide for changes in Scotland as well.

Many insurance companies have clauses that do not cover TG related services such as hormones (including GnRH agonists which can be extremely costly) and sex-affirming surgery.

Among its many clauses is one that imposes an annual charge of £1,000 on public and private employers that recruit skilled workers from outside the EU and European Economic Area.

For example, Mr. Siegler said, many management contracts contain "indemnification clauses" that could make the co-op ultimately liable for the negligence of the managing agent.

In a sign of how much influence executives have gained over their own compensation, many companies have complied, inserting clauses that restrict dismissible offenses to deliberate misbehavior.