Sentence examples for the clause applies from inspiring English sources

The clause applies to the president and covers even ordinary, fair market value transactions with foreign states and their agents that result in any profit or benefit.

The question in this case, Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts, No. 07-591, is whether a laboratory report is simply a business record or whether it is "testimonial evidence" to which the clause applies.

Equifax later modified some of its terms to remove the arbitration clause, and also indicated in its TrustedID service FAQ that the clause "applies to the free credit file monitoring and identity theft protection products, and not the cybersecurity incident".

In a written opinion of Attorney General Benjamin H. Brewster, the clause applies for the term "for which he was elected," not the time during which the member actually holds office.

Some of the major issues that have arisen about this clause are the extent to which it included Native Americans, its coverage of non-citizens legally present in the United States when they have a child, whether the clause allows revocation of citizenship, and whether the clause applies to illegal immigrants.

"Investigations of corruption in the nation's capital and elsewhere will be seriously and perhaps even fatally stymied" by the broad interpretation of the clause applied by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, the administration said in its appeal, adding: "Only this court can resolve this important question".

And he said he believed the remaining 5 percent covered by plans bought in the individual market would be able to keep their current policies under a "grandfather clause" in the law (the clause applied only to policies obtained before the law was signed in March 2010), even if those policies were not as good as what is available on the health insurance exchanges.

Does the clause apply in 2001, when Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani sounds willing to provide about one-third of the cost of two stadiums and neither team would probably want to play in a new stadium situated in the other's preferred sites?

A past opinion on the government of Ireland's bestowal of Irish citizenship on President John Kennedy presumed the clause applied to the presidency as well.

Where precedent points toward the clause applying to the president, a further dispute arises over whether it simply covers gifts or other payments.

In both cases, the judges ruled that the clauses apply to the president and his hotel profits.