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Meanings of clause in English
Text in contracts or agreements, to pursue certain regulatory objectives.
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Usage of clause in English
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This clause certainly applies to Williams' rumored new love, actress Minka Kelly.
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The clause reads as follows: South Africa is a richly diverse society.
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I would be minded, therefore, to support your proposed sunset clause amendments.
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This clause is intended to protect foreign investors from discrimination by governments.
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Gabriel said Germany would try to get the clause in CETA changed.
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Both those documents contain a withdrawal clause, operable on 12 months' notice.
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The trust included a common estate planning device, called a formula clause.
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The real purpose of the enterprise is indicated in the last clause.
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Mr. Raymond spoke in favor of the amendment, except the disfranchisement clause.
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The real object of the bill is disclosed in the following clause:
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A coalition of 13 global banks banded together to fight the clause.
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The exception to this clause is money allocated annually by the government.
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Effect of using LEAVE or modifying WHILE clause to avoid unnecessary iterations
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Technically, the vote was merely to repeal a clause in the constitution.
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Invoking a market disruption clause can increase pricing on a syndicated loan.
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In the first annual report of this board is the following clause:-
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Clause through the time
Clause across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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