Sentence examples for of those clauses from inspiring English sources

"At the end of the day, supply and demand, the relative bargaining positions of both sides, will dictate the content of those clauses," Mr. Glickman said.

And though 21st Century Fox executives are aware of those clauses, they are prepared to take on that risk, a person familiar with the discussions said.

In translation, projecting clauses with relevant tokens have a higher ratio than in the ST, even though the numbers of those clauses in the three texts vary.

However, in both cases, the context of those clauses involves statements about protecting the site's security, infrastructure, and preventing spam, which could leave room for an interpretation that would make what FunderCloud does more permissible.

He even advocated the removal of those clauses from the Constitution.

The restoration of the 1973 Constitution, and the aberration of those clauses that usurped power from the parliament into the hands of military dictators who had self-anointed themselves as President, was the most central plank of the Pakistan Peoples Party platform drafted by our late beloved leader Benazir Bhutto before her assassination in 2007.

Yes, yet another of those "conscience clauses" that some religious extremists find so comforting: we can disregard your rights if you are engaged in behavior we find distasteful or, okay I'll say it, "sinful".

Ladies, one of these clauses is not like the others!

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Hence, in the construction of coherence, the clauses with those cohesive devices are more significant than those clauses without the cohesive devices.

"Scottish football hasn't got a huge amount of cash and if somebody tells you that one of the clauses in those key contracts could be exercised if the Old Firm teams aren't able to play each other, then you have to take that seriously.