Sentence examples for this very clause from inspiring English sources

Also, the probable effect of Obama's healthcare bill on this very clause provoked outrage among various religious groups in the US.

Needless to say I was pissed and I was confused - I was confused by a judge who took the time to rail against Fox News but not take the time to allow for a defendant to state her defense; I was confused by a judge who told me I could violate a clause in an agreement but who also forbid me to violate that very clause.

However, this problem can be avoided if the phrase 'with this very thought' in (W) is replaced with 'forthwith', where the latter just denotes the first-order thought expressed by the complement clause of (W).

The clause that was most frequently classified as Material process takes a very marked clause projection: They would encourage [that hedges are grown], perhaps explaining the move away from a Verbal process.

Buridan adds a very important clause to his discussion at this point.

This group is using very unusual clauses in our Shareholder's agreements to block mergers or financings.

Its very first clause promises, uncompromisingly, to enable wellbeing.

So Faulkner gives us Quentin's stunning realization in the first words of the passage — followed, in the very next clause, by a reversal.

"It's a very unusual clause and I'm not aware of that for any other golden parachutes," said Brandon Reese, a research analyst for the labor federation.

But in February, a contested State Senate race on the East Side of Manhattan prodded the Senate to pass a very limited clause that would apply only when most of the employees and most of the clients share a religious objection to contraception, effectively denying an exemption to Roman Catholic-run hospitals and colleges.

In Berlin, the negotiated but finally not validated contract introduced a very different clause.