Sentence examples for to these clauses from inspiring English sources

All other newspaper groups have come out in opposition to these clauses on the grounds that they would be in conflict with article 10 of the European convention on human rights, which protects freedom of speech.

Other states such as Texas have laws that support employees over employers with regard to these clauses.[2].

Citizens with grievances briefly took heart and attempted to use these clauses to challenge official abuses of power.

It has recently been suggested by one source, however, that it would be more correct to interpret these clauses as referring to women who are widowed, rather than divorced.

The city's solicitor has discretion not to include these clauses in settlements and makes the decision to do so on a case-by-case basis, said Howard Libit, Baltimore's director of strategic planning and policy.

The government will accordingly table amendments to omit these clauses at the first opportunity".

As Troelstra and Van Dalen indicate, it is even possible to understand these clauses in such a way that they validate the principles of classical logic (Troelstra and van Dalen 1988, 9, 32 33).[1] In the context of the foundational programs of intuitionism and constructivism, all notions are of course understood to be effective; but even then there is room for differences of understanding.

Mr Taylor's plan is to get agreement on these clauses, and to get emerging-market governments to introduce them soon.

Governor James instructed DeBellis to start approving these clauses, while issuing arbitration guidelines for insurers.

If you find yourself subject to one of these clauses, it means that if the company cheats, defrauds, discriminates against, physically injuries or otherwise harms you, you cannot sue the company in court or have a jury trial.

Coders assigned the same valence to 1292 of these clauses (for examples see Table 2); thus inter-coder agreement for valence was 98%.