Sentence examples similar to preparing a clause from inspiring English sources

While that prompted a furious reaction at White Hart Lane, Chelsea busied themselves preparing a case for Willian to be granted a permit under the "exceptional talent" clause as he is not a regular with Brazil.

The day dawned with more details of how Rafael Benitez's lawyers and agents are, piece by piece, clause by clause, preparing a route out of Anfield to Turin should he need one next month and the sun was dropping in the Madrid sky when Javier Mascherano added his own contribution to the sense that Liverpool are a club in a state of drift.

That is why, Ms. Neuwirth said, prenuptial agreements that she prepares have a clause that provides the parties will waive pension rights and an agreement to sign an additional waiver immediately after the marriage.

In 1868 he was charged with preparing an elementary education bill, which was passed on Aug. 9, 1870, after a prolonged wrangle between Anglicans and Nonconformists over its religious clauses.

Liverpool are obliged to inform Suárez of any club prepared to activate a clause, believed to be in excess of £40m, that was included in the new four-year contract he signed last August.

Given a set of clauses (a clause is a disjunction of Boolean literals), the MaxSAT problem asks for a complete assignment of all variables that maximizes the number of clauses the assignment satisfies.

The decision to restrict the vote created resentment, and a clause allowing anyone prepared to pay an extra £25 to vote caused even further anger.

"Like" should not introduce a clause.

Can Kilicdaroglu produce a "Clause Four" moment?

A clause in the U.N. draft that calls for a transfer of power in Damascus has emerged as a red line that Moscow is not prepared to cross.

compensation" is such a clause.