Sentence examples for said clauses from inspiring English sources

Clarke said clauses in Nasr and Ericsson's contracts allowed Sauber to replace a driver without breaching their deals.

Mr. Leonard said clauses in earlier contracts with Boeing for those 717's helped sway the decision toward Boeing on the latest order.

In general, it can be said clauses of (dis)appearance and PSPO clauses exhibit stronger eventuality and weaker thingness than dynamic existentials.

The EU scrutiny committee has said clause 18 is not really a sovereignty clause but that the government portrays it as such "for political reasons".

In acknowledging "the preference on your [Frémont's] part that I should make an open order for the modification, which I very cheerfully do," the president "ordered that the said clause of said proclamation be modified, held, construed as to conform to and to not transcend the provisions on the same subject" addressed in the Confiscation Act of early August.

Commenting on the adjudication, Ipso chief executive Matt Tee said: "Clause 1 of the editors' code was amended in January 2016 with specific reference to 'headlines not supported by the text'.

But Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said clause 119 would help drive forward changes to ensure patient safety when trusts were found to be failing.

He says clause 14 in the PCC code of practice states that journalist have a "moral obligation" to protect sources.

Another spokesman for Amazon, Bill Curry, also said those clauses were needed.

He said the clauses should not have been proposed for the agreement in the first place.

And with their "wherefore," "whereas" and "pass the said salt" clauses, they are rarely thought of as elegant writers.