Sentence examples for term clause from inspiring English sources

Li suggests the term clause of occurrence in contrast to clause of existence.

Negotiate out long term clauses, or any other undesirables.

A key issue for Argentina is that U.S. courts, possibly in violation of the U.S.'s Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976, overrode a pari passu (equal terms) clause in Argentinian law that requires all bond holders be treated alike when defaults on sovereign bonds take place.

There are plenty of complex terms, clauses, provisions and other conditions written into investment agreements.

Li (2009) puts forward the term occurrence clause to cover both clauses of (dis)appearance and PSPO clauses.

Song (2007) distinguishes existential clauses from clauses of (dis)appearance, both of which can be subsumed under the term cúnxiànjù (clauses of existence and (dis)appearance).

The fourth visit from the newspaper therefore breached the terms of clause 4 of the code.

The paper was therefore in breach of in terms of clause 3 (privacy) and clause 6 (children) of the editors' code pf practice.

(He lost an effort to rescind a term-limits clause and wrote an acid farewell remembered within the union as "the Nixon letter").

Nonetheless, once the newspaper had recognised its error, it reacted quickly to put it right, in accordance with the terms of Clause 1 (ii) of the Code.

Murdoch said his papers could not countenance supporting a party that sought to implement the terms of Clause 4 of its constitution, guaranteeing "common ownership of the means of production, distribution and exchange".