Sentence examples for new clauses from inspiring English sources

But Washington's proposal, prompted by an idea from Britain, was to include two new clauses.

But he did not outwardly support the inclusion of new clauses banning future discrimination.

Whatever the government claims, privatisation is still there in its new clauses.

ReprintsFor example, next week, the government will announce plans to amend the constitution to incorporate new clauses on human rights.

Prisons minister Jeremy Wright said policy agreement had not been reached in relation to the two new clauses.

This, say some, is unrealistic.Mr Yusuf, however, points out that the government itself has added some 35 new clauses to the constitution in the past five years.

New Zealand's Building Code has recently been amended and has introduced a new clause specific to fire-fighting operations that requires, amongst other things, that buildings must be designed and constructed to allow fire-fighters to reach the floor of fire origin and search the general area.

A new clause broadly defines those principles in accord with Sunni Muslim traditions.

But last week ministers denied the new clause was intended to silence those accepting government grants.

Revisions posted 29/05/2012 to incorporate GNM Spot Sales Service and a new clause 17 relating to Equitable Relief.

A new clause (97A) would be added to the Broadcasting Act 1990.