Sentence examples for to remove the clause from inspiring English sources

Mr. Burke plans to ask the state legislature to remove the clause from the contract when it starts its session in January.

He said that Toyota management could still seek to remove the clause prohibiting extra claims during the life of the agreement.

If the voters chose to remove the clause from the Egyptian constitution declaring that it is derived from the principles of Islamic law, Islamists should respect their choice, Mr. Aboul Fotouh had said, because democracy was at the heart of Islamic law.

Separately, the government has also been forced to remove the clause from the digital economy bill enabling the scheme to be started nationally after 2012, as part of a deal with the Conservatives to get the rest of the legislation through parliament before it is dissolved later this week.

Stallman has refused to remove the clause.

In 1904, McCay moved an amendment to the Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 to remove the clause that empowered the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration to give preference to trade unions.

"To open up the political space in the universities," he said, "they need to also remove the clause banning students from political party activities on campus".

Equifax later modified some of its terms to remove the arbitration clause, and also indicated in its TrustedID service FAQ that the clause "applies to the free credit file monitoring and identity theft protection products, and not the cybersecurity incident".

This afternoon the Lords have to decide whether to defy the Commons and vote to remove the glorification clause from the terrorism bill for a second time.

It embodies the surgery you say is required to remove the competition clause, and also reinstates the secretary of state's duty to provide a service.

Leonhardt and Silberg asked He to remove the extraneous clause from the Chinese contract, and after what they describe as a heated debate, COER offered Leonhardt an amended contract.