Sentence examples for this clause gives from inspiring English sources

This clause gives university researchers exclusive rights to the commercialisation of their findings.

The language of this clause gives slave owners the same powers over their slaves that the proprietors of the Carolinas had over the colonists.

This clause gives your lender the right to demand payment in full of the balance you owe on the mortgage if you change the ownership of the property.

This clause gave Dillon's partners the option to buy part of Barings' stake at rock-bottom prices.

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt was thwarted in his attempt to do that in Lewisham, so this new clause gives him the power.

He conceded that the clause giving tenants the right to renew was absent from the lease he had signed for 2009.

Maureen Connelly, a spokeswoman for Plunkett & Jaffe, an Albany law firm that represents Fairchild, said Mr. Ringler's letter was prompted by her firm's request that the state remove the clause giving the state title to the property.

He also pointed out the existing human rights law prohibited discrimination on the basis of religion, and opponents were not arguing that that clause gave a special privilege to religious people.

The clause gives a criminal defendant the right "to be confronted with the witnesses against him".

The so-called Supremacy Clause gives federal law pre-emptive power, in most cases, over state law.

Advocates counter that the Constitution's so-called district clause gives Congress the authority to grant the city representation.