Sentence examples for will be clauses from inspiring English sources

He says that directors of these companies will be based in different countries which have different jurisdictions and there will be clauses in the trust deeds which enable them to move to other jurisdictions should any awkward questions start to be asked.

Not the usual "crap" ones, oh no, the Corbynite cycleways will be clause IV bike paths, nationalised, surfaced with butter-smooth tarmac and wider than a wide thing.

With any luck at all, there will be grandfather clauses and exceptions and loopholes and extenuating circumstances that will allow these kids to play intact at the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pa., starting Saturday, without feeling they have been victimized by society.

It will be a clause tacked on to the 'education for all' bill or similar".

There will be no clause for revision".

Many of the most contentious aspects of the convention's work, notably the distribution of power among the various European institutions, will be covered in clauses that have yet to be written.

Instead, there will be a "democracy clause" in the communique issued here on Sunday.

But all that will be overridden by clause 118, hastily tacked onto the care bill, which returns to parliament this week.

There will be no grandfathering clause when the rule takes effect, so any active lease will have to be recorded on the balance sheet.

There will be a new clause in the constitution stating that migration must serve the nation's economic interest.

There will be a review clause to take account of market changes.