Sentence examples for some clauses of from inspiring English sources

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

One possible compromise is that the dissidents would not show up when Congress votes on the reforms.In all, guesses Mr Abranches, a fifth of Lula's newly minted majority may fail to back some clauses of the reforms.

The Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, which polices the universities' charitable status, said it did not believe these measures would lead to problems for Scotland's modern universities but warned that the four ancients could have problems with some clauses of the bill.

Even in the 13th century, some clauses of Magna Carta rarely appeared in legal cases, either because the issues concerned were no longer relevant, or because Magna Carta had been superseded by more relevant legislation.

A clause tree T on a set S of clauses is a 4-tuple 〈N, E, L, M〉, where N a set of nodes, divided into clause nodes and atom nodes, E is a set of edges, each of which joins a clause node to an atom node, L is a labeling of N ∪ E which assigns to each clause node a clause of S, to each atom node an instance of an atom of some clause of S, and to each edge either + or −.

Others complained that, though you might disapprove of some clauses and approve of others, it was a take-it-or-leave it package.But another big reason was that the diffuse democracy movement that emerged from Tahrir Square has not had time to form a coherent political front or to set up solid party structures.

The opponents of the draft have voiced concern that some clauses - such as the importance of promoting families values - could be used to restrict freedom of speech.

The new draft also weakens some of the "participatory" clauses of the 1999 constitution, raising from 10% to 30% the proportion of voters required to petition for a referendum.

Such actions have been found to violate Title IX and, in some cases, equal protection clauses of state constitutions, in part because they send negative messages to female athletes that they are second in importance to the boys.

Some obscure clause of the Geneva Convention also grants immunity to heads of state, which is the office of the president in Pakistan's case.

He shares his pain honestly, "Right now, I am a pathetic and very confused young man, a failed writer at 28 who is so jealous, so sickly searingly envious of you... and any young man who is right now producing pages with which he can live, and even approving them off some base clause of conviction about the enterprise's meaning and end".