Sentence examples for to that clause from inspiring English sources

According to that clause, if the theater project failed after completion, the property would revert back to the state.

If you add "Bob" to that clause, the "me" pronoun still works.

Neither citizenship nor location is relevant to that clause, which, unhappily, never addresses the antecedent question of when habeas corpus is available in the first place.

For a while, the pro tour skirted challenges to that clause by labeling its events "open invitationals".

Conversely, a position that does not satisfy one of these two elements need not be filled pursuant to that clause".

Every sin or even every imagined sin, due to that clause in Matthew about how thinking about fucking someone equalling adultery must be immediately and sincerely atoned for.

Few of the Tory leadership candidates seem to know that Clause 28 has been repealed in Scotland.

Besides, in actively attempting to live that clause in the oath, wouldn't that mean your climb up the ladder might be delayed, thus reducing your influence to make real changes?

(There are, of course, other ways of expressing thoughts a mere gesture can suffice but it will be useful to take "that" clauses to be standard).

Japan has interpreted that clause to mean that its military activities are restricted to defending its territory from attack.

If I were to sell the unit without terminating the lease, would the buyer be able to use that clause to decline to renew for a second year?