Sentence examples for with a clause from inspiring English sources

It is paired with a clause that prohibits limiting the free expression of religion.

But suppose it came with a clause added – one modelled on American privacy legislation?

"Bolivia is the only country in the world with a clause of this sort," says De Leo.

The Republican-controlled Senate has passed a similar bill, which the church supports, with a clause that exempts religious institutions.

Pacifism is enshrined in the Constitution, with a clause known as Article 9 calling for the complete renunciation of war.

Carson brings up a newspaper story about a California woman who was recently interred, in accordance with a clause in her will, at the wheel of her Ferrari.

In 2006, Congress passed a pension bill with a clause that came straight out of research on savings by Richard Thaler, a behavioral pioneer, and others.

In the taxi we agreed to go on a date every evening, with a clause that we could just be friends if it got too much.

EPI was persuaded to sign an "agreement to agree" to buy the parts for $11 million, with a clause letting EPI walk away in January.

Today, he says, 48-hour contracts prevail, with a clause that managers can ask staff to work longer when required, but that staff can, in theory, refuse.

The ad's use of "like" with a clause was not a recent corruption; the combination has been in use for 600 years.