Sentence examples for on clauses from inspiring English sources

Prior to the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977, the Supply of Goods (Implied Terms) Act 1973 was one of the few limitations on clauses in consumer contracts.

Credit companies cannot rely on clauses imposing charges for breach of contract unless they are fair.

Instead of adding on clauses, introduce the next point in a new sentence.

They wonder, qualify and requalify, piling on clauses like speed bumps, sometimes ending up at an entirely surprising full stop.

The government has offered concessions on clauses that would have restricted legal aid for domestic violence and clinical negligence victims.

There would be no going back, the generals said, on clauses in the draft document reserving a quarter of seats in the national parliament, and a third of seats in regional parliaments, for the army.Nor would the clause barring Miss Suu Kyi from the presidency be revoked.

Danny De Silva's departure for a reported $1.8m to Roma is a far sight better than the $125,000 Sydney FC got in season two for David Carney; and while some talented prospects continue to escape below market rate, sell-on clauses such as the one in Mat Ryan's initial transfer from Central Coast Mariners to Club Brugge continue to ensure million dollar returns on investment.

Barcelona have waived any options or sell-on clauses in relation to Jon Toral and Hector Bellerin, the young players who moved from the Camp Nou to Arsenal earlier in the summer.

However, such was the nature of the proposed add-on clauses which would have swollen the fee to the required £30m that the bid was rejected out of hand.

Last season Exeter earned £275,000 from the sales of Troy Archibald-Henville and James Dunne, a figure which could rise depending on appearances and sell-on clauses.

While the financial rewards for Peterborough are high - Gayle was bought for £450,000 and joined Palace for about £5.5m, with the add-on clauses potentially taking it closer to £10m - the outlay is less so.