Sentence examples for whereas clauses from inspiring English sources

It contained eight separate "whereas" clauses.

Introductory "whereas" clauses cannot bear much weight and must be read narrowly, Justice Alito wrote.

It contains no fewer than 88 "whereas" clauses (whereas "the embassy of Kuwait held its national day celebration at Trump International," and whereas "Trump referred to United States Senator Elizabeth Warren as 'Pocahontas' ").

The resulting resolution — with Israel, there are always resolutions — was an odd hybrid of typically bellicose "whereas" clauses ("whereas Hamas was founded with the stated goal of destroying the state of Israel") and moderate "resolved" clauses calling for, among other things, the establishment of "a viable, independent and democratic Palestinian state".

For good measure, the AUMF also stated that "the President has authority under the Constitution to take action to deter and prevent acts of international terrorism against the United States" – though this was in a list of "whereas" clauses early in the resolution rather than in the authorization itself.

Some of the resolution's other "Whereas" clauses would be fine if slightly amended.

This resolution, packed with a seventy-five "Whereas" clause litany of Christian nationalist historical revisionism, was first introduced in the 110th Congress as H. Res.

A "Recital" or "Whereas" clause is the preamble to a law or regulation where the legislators identify the reasons for the law or regulation.

Procedural language modules can be loosely coupled, whereas the clauses and subqueries of a SELECT statement are a single unit of code.

Whereas the clause "the hourly rate for estimating work" represents the Given information, "will be charged at $28.00 + 25%% mark up = $36.50 per hour" is the New information.

The latter elements are considered as attributes of declarative nominal clauses, whereas imperative, interrogative and verbal clauses are considered themeless.