Sentence examples for the said clause from inspiring English sources

In acknowledging "the preference on your [Frémont's] part that I should make an open order for the modification, which I very cheerfully do," the president "ordered that the said clause of said proclamation be modified, held, construed as to conform to and to not transcend the provisions on the same subject" addressed in the Confiscation Act of early August.

The EU scrutiny committee has said clause 18 is not really a sovereignty clause but that the government portrays it as such "for political reasons".

And with their "wherefore," "whereas" and "pass the said salt" clauses, they are rarely thought of as elegant writers.

The Supreme Court in its most recent opinion on the matter said the clause allows Congress to "regulate activities that substantially affect interstate commerce".

The SNP said the clause should be repealed as soon as possible.

The official said the clause was standard in most federal contracts, and that NASA was not handling Constellation differently than other programs.

The government said the clause would not prevent charities and other organisations in receipt of government grants from using privately raised funds for lobbying campaigns.

Margaret Hodge, the chairman of the Commons public accounts committee, who has secured a confirmation from Ministry of Justice officials about the clauses, said that the clause is written into the contracts to run 21 new "community rehabilitation companies".

The Shiite leaders said the clause meant that the constitution could be held hostage to a relatively small number of voters.

At the heart of the litigation is what's known as an "augmentation clause". The plaintiffs say this clause stipulates the Crown should increase the amount paid to the signatories and their descendents if revenue generated from the land increases.

The Labour MP Margaret Hodge, at the time the chair of the public accounts committee, said the clause "smelled of Stalinism".