Sentence examples for the clauses which from inspiring English sources
BP dropped the clauses, which Mr. Hayward referred to as a "misstep," but not without facing widespread public outrage and a ruling in Federal District Court.
Nursing homes in particular have embraced the clauses, which are often buried in complex contracts that are difficult to navigate, especially for elderly people with dwindling mental acuity or their relatives, who can be emotionally vulnerable when admitting a parent to a home.
Accuracy measure: Error-free clauses: The percentage of the clauses which were free of errors.
If so combine the clauses which covers each other.
It was the first time the clause, which is rarely invoked, had been exercised after a film had finished shooting.
Most notorious of all was the clause which created a military junta as the supreme power in England.
"Accordingly, the parties' commercial incentives reflect the ordinary and natural meaning of the clause, which is the meaning for which MrCoulson contends".
At Eni, Finmeccanica and Terna, which have lots of institutional shareholders, the clause, which seemed to muddy the treatment of managers charged with financial crimes, was voted down.
The clause, which originated in marine policies in the 17th century, allows policyholders to recover some of the cost incurred in efforts to prevent a loss.
Turner, always the entertaining eccentric billionaire, claimed to know nothing about the clause which said an owner couldn't manage the team.
The clause, which appeared on software products and the company's Web site, read: "The customer will not publish reviews of this product without prior consent from Network Associates Inc".
