Sentence examples for original clauses from inspiring English sources

I mean in times of war you don't have Henry VIII clauses".He pointed out that the original clauses were repealed immediately on the king's death.

That many clauses were omitted from the charter as it finally appeared on the statute rolls and that new ones had been inserted and some original clauses redrafted have made no difference in the collective memory of this venerable document.

The National Council For Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) did a great job of building a coalition to oppose the original clause.

Officials now have two weeks before the original clause is implemented.

The original Clause Four, drafted by Sidney Webb in November 1917, was Labour's historic commitment to public ownership.

The vote, held at the Methodist Central Hall, Westminster, where the original clause had been adopted in 1918, marked a momentous victory for Blair and the New Labour project.

From the earliest days Labour's political ideas were heavily influenced by the Fabians: Sidney Webb substantially wrote both the party's 1918 Constitution (including the original Clause IV) and its programme Labour and the New Social Order.

Corbyn suggested in an interview with the Independent on Sunday, that he could consider bringing back the original clause IV as part of a commitment to take some "necessary things" into public ownership.

In a blogpost on the change, Etherington said: "Our principal concern with the original clause was that it was counterproductive and would have meant grant-funded charities were unable to provide policymakers with crucial insight that improves legislation, regulation and public services.

At home, he campaigned for Labour's proposals for a Welsh assembly to be strengthened and supported the retention of the original clause 4. All this earned the displeasure of the party leadership and in 1999, when Wales became a single Euro-constituency, he was placed in an unwinnable position at the bottom of Labour's list, leading him to withdraw altogether.

The examples (13) and (14) below display glosses for each of the two boarder-line interpretations – examples a give the original clause; b gives the Verbal gloss; and c gives the Material gloss.