Sentence examples for precise clauses from inspiring English sources

Tender documents should include precise clauses related to the technological factors affecting the quality of ACIP.

"There is a precise clause".

A Tea Party manifesto, called the Contract From America, even contains a rigid provision stipulating that all legislation passed by Congress should specify the precise clause in the Constitution giving Congress the power to pass such a law — an idea touted Thursday by the House Republican leadership.

The DOJ, led by Attorney General Eric Holder, and in particular the Civil Division legal team fielded by Assistant Attorney General Tony West, should be complimented for advancing a precise Supremacy Clause argument and winning a victory on grounds that would not heat up the rhetoric of racial and ethnic stereotyping.

Barham Salih, a deputy prime minister and the chairman of the negotiating committee, said that the precise wording of clauses could still change.

In an economic model, analysts are forced to be precise about what clauses and provisions would mean for business costs.

A Whether the writer's buyer has a right to terminate the lease, or decline to renew it, would depend on the precise wording of the clause in question, said Douglas F. Wasser, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.

That should have ruled out McQuaid's nomination by the Thai and Moroccan federations, but the lawyers were brought on, to debate the precise meaning of the clause in the UCI constution that states a presidential candidate must be nominated by "the federation of the candidate".

Those employees who were very detailed and precise began drafting intricate contractual clauses for the complex category.

Thus, whatever the precise contours of the Establishment Clause, see County of Allegheny v.

"We now have clear commitments from the European Commission for a review clause with a precise timeframe, in order to bring down the maximum emission values to the levels which were agreed upon by co-legislators.