Sentence examples for support clause from inspiring English sources

"And this Emotional Support clause is pathetic.

Would Iraqis who had paid ransom to kidnappers be barred entry under the "material support" clause of the Patriot Act? (One Embassy employee already had been).

"And it seems to me that you're asking us for twenty-five billion dollars to support a clause that in no other business in this country would be tolerated".

End Violence Against Women, a national campaigning coalition, called recently for MPs to support New Clause 20 of the Children and Families bill, to include consent and relationships education in the national curriculum; the House of Commons voted against it on 11 June.

Cons: He's the muppet who supported the clause that stated all women in Virginia who wanted an abortion would have to be raped by a probe first.

The official said the American negotiators wanted to avoid an agreement that provided for a freeze of North Korea's nuclear program that was suggested in past proposals, instead supporting a clause calling for dismantling the program.

Although American courts tend to support arbitration clauses strongly in business contracts, Federal District Judge Jed S. Rakoff in Manhattan has ruled that Telsim's contracts do not apply because the suits are against the people who control Telsim and not the company itself.

"Business supports ISDS clauses – no-one in Australian business thinks these are a bad idea.

The relational query language SQL supports LIKE clauses for string data to handle substring matching queries.

Outside parliament, they rallied overnight with other followers (minus the elephants) to support a constitutional clause that, as one monk put it, would "save Buddhism from destruction".

The government could not support the new clause, he said, adding that if fracking companies caused pollution they could be fined under existing regulations.