Sentence examples for some clauses from inspiring English sources

Some clauses stipulate that name ownership applies even after contracts expire or artists die.

Women's groups have expressed worry about some clauses leaked from the emerging draft.

There have been suggestions that some clauses of the plan should be modified to make it more palatable to Israel.

At present bills often have some clauses that affect only England, or England and Wales, and some that are broader.

Initially, Mr Bisignani proposed that states might unilaterally waive some clauses in their bilateral agreements, selecting which partners the waiver would apply to.

The news was welcomed by campaigners, though some were cautious over some clauses that might limit the agreement's utility for all.

It would be a surprise if there were not some clause offering Suarez an escape route should Liverpool fail to qualify for the Champions League.

One point deemed essential by the United States is some clause that at least implies that fast-growing countries like China and India commit more concretely to initiate climate-protection programs.

Being an implicature, it could be cancelled, either implicitly, in appropriate circumstances, or explicitly, adding some clause that implies its denial.

For our purposes, we will consider a graph G I obtained by an instance I of 3SAT that is composed by a decision component and some clause components.

where the ellipsis is filled by some clause such as "reduces the lifespan of the organism," "reduces the productivity of the organism," or "reduces the ability of the genes of the organism to reproduce themselves".