Sentence examples for this clause constitutes from inspiring English sources

This clause constitutes "exculpatory language" in which subjects have given up important rights, and NIH doesn't allow it in stem cell lines.

Eliot L. Spitzer, the attorney general of New York, said the clause constituted an effort by the company to censor consumers and to "inhibit itself from criticism and commentary that is the essence of the free market".

However, if we wish to capture the meaning of a clause in its entirety, it may be necessary to accept the notion that all the verbs in a clause constitute a process type with each verb contributing to the intended meaning of the structure.

You will need this clause to make this work".

If that symbol is located before an arrow as in %→ this constitutes the 'if clause' (to be read here as: 'if in mp the option 'category' is chosen'); then if the same symbol follows the arrow (e.g., →%) and is attached to another option in the system, this would act as the 'then clause' (to be read here as: 'then in the system of quality, only the option 'distant' can be chosen).

At the same time, the proposed opt-out clause would constitute a significant dilution of World Bank policy, which Bank President Jim Kim pledged would not happen at the outset of the safeguard review.

This hardly constitutes a "disrespect for evidence".

This alone constitutes the presupposition of love.

This process constitutes the "objectification" of women.

However, this simultaneously constitutes the downside.

This group constitutes the cohort.