Sentence examples for proposed clause from inspiring English sources

However the vote was overwhelmingly in the government's favour, which it won by 189 votes to 47. Earlier the government removed its proposed clause 18, which could have given it sweeping powers to block sites, but replaced it with an amendment to clause 8 of the bill.

Since the landlord agreed to omit the proposed clause, am I now liable for major capital improvement increases that are pending or will be pending in the future?

At China's urging, the G-20 leaders removed from their joint statement a proposed clause that would have praised China for agreeing to greater exchange-rate flexibility.

Some secularists have welcomed a proposed clause that describes the army as a guarantor of the civil (as opposed to religious) nature of the state.But the generals seem to have overreached with their latest demands, alienating not only Islamists.

He writes, The Farm Bureau insists that its proposed clause is for its use only and will be optional.

Union officials said they object to a proposed clause that would prohibit job actions, such as boycotts or strikes, that could hurt the company economically while the contract is in effect.

"And the proposed clauses on tenure and on abandonment are badly drafted and in legal terms, a mess".

The proposed clauses exclude sexual infidelity from being dealt with as an "exceptional circumstance" thus, rightly, ending its use as a defence to murder.

Although Mr. Bhutto and the Opposition established a fragile accord last October to draw up the new constitution together, the agreement slowly faded as the President began formulating and announcing proposed clauses.

At the time, the Defend Clause IV campaign said: "There is little in Blair's proposed new clause to which Liberal Democrats or even many Tories could not subscribe".

The EU has retained a version of the proposed "punishment clause" that could be used to penalise the UK during the transition if it were seen to break single market rules.