Sentence examples for the same clause from inspiring English sources
The same pronoun in the same clause refers to two people, which is awkward and confusing.
I sighed as I read the same clause between endless semicolons for what seemed to be the hundredth time.
But the same clause, reflecting France's demand for a second stage of deliberations, also stipulates that the new breach "will be reported to the Council for assessment".
Regulators also imposed a three-year maximum on contracts between companies like Sky Italia and movie studios, with the same clause allowing for the early withdrawal.
(This is the same clause of the Constitution that Irwin Schiff, the author of "The Great Income Tax Hoax," would point to nearly a century later).
Let's be perfectly clear: the Second Vatican Council's Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, No. 27, mentions torture in the same clause as abortion and genocide as assaults on human life and dignity.
But the legislation foreshadowed will have to be interpreted by the Supreme Court, and it remains to be seen whether the graduated inheritance tax may not be wrecked by the same clauses of the Constitution as caused the failure of the federal income-tax scheme in 1895.
Clause 4 of the same article points out to the necessity of benefiting from the water projects of surface and ground waters, rainwater and desalination of seawater.
If, in lieu of compulsory regulation of subjects within the states' reserved jurisdiction, which is prohibited, the Congress could invoke the taxing and spending power as a means to accomplish the same end, clause 1 of § 8 of Article I would become the instrument for total subversion of the governmental powers reserved to the individual states.
The same constitutional clause that forbids the establishment of a state religion also forbids the state's recourse to religious interpretation as the basis for law and power.
Next, the world needs to focus its attention on Japan's whaling in the North Pacific, where it continues to issue permits to kill up to 500 whales annually in hunts using the same 'scientific' clause that has now been condemned beyond dispute by the international court".
