And, because of what happened to my dad, I had the ultimate 'out' clause.
A shift at work the next day is the ultimate get-out clause: no one can argue with it.
Eventually, when Jonathan and Ridley -- whose name Jonathan calls out so often, it seems as if he's trying to remember what his friend's name is -- catch on and try to leave, they find that Petrovich exercises the ultimate no-trade clause with guns and thugs.
It is the ultimate free-market planning clause: if your neighbour is not exploiting their potential to go skywards, you can buy it off them and make your building even taller.
In the case of names, the first clause provides the ultimate explanation for the truth of each succeeding clause.
Openness to criticism, comments and discussion of everyone's favorite "wish list" of definitions, clauses, and so on is the ultimate test of policymaking mettle.
When the second clause is taken as a rhetoric question, the ultimate interpretation is that he cannot scold his wife.
In Everson, the Court declined to construe the Religion Clauses with a literalness that would undermine the ultimate constitutional objective as illuminated by history.
For those who oppose Trump, the ultimate recourse is the ballot box, not vaguely worded moral-character clauses that are frequently misused to hurt vulnerable Americans.
However, the SNP has warned draft clauses suggest Lord Wallace wants the Supreme Court to be the ultimate court in Scotland.
Our sense of the ultimate values that private ownership is supposed to serve may make a considerable difference to our interpretation of the takings clause and other doctrines.
