Sentence examples for most clauses from inspiring English sources

An official from Mr. Sharon's Likud Party said the two sides had agreed on most clauses of a joint platform.

Most clauses are restricted in time and many rely on an agreement with the union (metal-engineering) or the works council (chemical industry).

A clause should not be taken as an existential because it presupposes the existence of some entity, for such a presupposition is present in most clauses other than those where existence is asserted.

International labor experts said that several of the most delicate clauses had been watered down.

Most especially, clauses that would prevent parliamentary scrutiny of the military must be revised.

One of the most important clauses will see all heavy weaponry, such as tanks and armoured vehicles, pulled back from the frontline of the fighting.

Cameron could help the unions by calling off his dogs of war on the union bill, accepting the Lords' changes and dropping the most contentious clauses.

In a more cautionary speech, the lord chief justice, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, highlighted the significance of several of the most famous clauses of the medieval charter.

When the Tories and the Lib Dems wrote their prenuptial contract, one of the most vital clauses was a "no surprises" rule.

I saw one item about a woman in Kansas, the owner of a shooting range, who argued vigorously that people had misinterpreted one of the most important clauses of the Constitution.

Among the most important clauses in any charter party are those that lay down the number of days allowed for loading or unloading and those that determine who is to bear the expenses involved.