Sentence examples similar to room clauses from inspiring English sources

The White House said the new deadlines were "aspirational", but the text leaves less wiggle-room; clauses allowing for a review of the deadline, and the possibility that some American troops would stay on to train and support Iraqi forces, have been deleted.

Mr. Arzoumanian said paper mills in China and the United States that had signed contracts requiring them to buy recycled paper were seeking wiggle room, invoking clauses that cover extraordinary circumstances.

But equally the story may have been ignored, especially if party spin doctors had managed to persuade us in the press room that the "rebalancing" clause just meant changing emphasis within the fiscal mandate.

Tweets also leave no room for troublesome long subordinate clauses.

"The family invited local officials to see it in the 1980s and said they intended to keep the promise made to keep the room untouched even though the clause in the sale document has no basis in French law.

This latter clause does allow room for business to make money while moving towards sustainability, a goal discussed at a the Business Role in Sustainable Consumption forum last month in Washington, US.

If any room exists between the two Religion Clauses, it must be here.

The only room for wriggling has come through reinterpreting existing clauses, something that was necessary, for example, to set up Japan's Self-Defence Forces.

There is very little wriggle room to get out of a mandatory arbitration clause.

The subordinate clauses in this sentence give the writer room to write.

Most of the lucrative deals the Cowboys have signed in recent years also contain this clause which allows them to automatically create cap room.