Sentence examples for specific clauses from inspiring English sources
She said she would clarify her concerns about specific clauses in a few days.
In last week's debate, there was a clear focus for peer's concerns in specific clauses of the bill that had been well-canvassed for months before the debate.
Details of Flood Re are being debated by a bill committee of MPs with specific clauses to be considered this week.
Perform an audit of supply contracts and, if necessary, gradually vary supply terms to improve provisions, commitments and standards by inserting specific clauses and conditions to be adhered to.
The court applied time-honored interpretive rules: it said new statutory language takes precedence over older phrases, specific clauses carry more weight than broad statements and ambiguous laws must be read so that no part becomes meaningless.
If few fear that the Uruguayan will not play well, there may be worries of a repeat offence but Suárez said his contract does not contain any specific clauses about his behaviour, saying it was "the same" as any other player's deal.
By citing the Florida Constitution as their guide to divining the will of the voters, the Floridians bypassed a quite specific clause in Article II of the U.S. Constitution.
One mutual fund manager told me about an attempt by buyers to force a company to include a specific clause in its bond contract during an issuance this year.
The league disagrees, citing a specific clause in the labor agreement that indicates Bird rights are lost when a player is waived, even if another team claims him.
In Suárez's case it all depends on a specific clause in his contract but generally, if a player is under contract, it is up to the club whether they sell or keep him.
The poem described flinging the specific clause of the military-era constitution called 59(f)—that bars Suu Kyi from the presidency at an unidentified person's "bald head".
