Clauses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLAUSES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CLAUSE, a part of a document
• a unit of grammatical organization next below the sentence in rank and in traditional grammar said to consist of a subject and predicate.
• a particular and separate article, stipulation, or proviso in a treaty, bill, or contract.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a distinct part of a composition

Words related to CLAUSES

clause8

Words that contain CLAUSES

subclauses14

How to use CLAUSES in a sentence

• But in the constitution of the League of Nations there are two clauses which form its fundamental weakness, sections desired by France, whose gravity escaped Wilson.
• Its use is now somewhat archaic, and is restricted to relative clauses.
• We do not produce the extracts which make up these pages to show what is the meaning of the clauses above cited.
• Have they it now? If they have, does the Constitution take it away? If it does, it must be in one of the three clauses which have been mentioned by the worthy member.
• If we go on to the 5th article, we shall find the 1st and 5th clauses of the 9th section of the 1st article restrained from being altered before the year 1808.
• Observe that this objection allows the Constitution to be pro-slavery, and admits that there are clauses in it which no abolitionist ought to carry out or support.
• A change in the divorce law is a change in the dissolution clauses, so to speak, of the contract for the marriage partnership.
• But the note that was sent contained neither of these clauses, and so the Sultan is not yet convinced that the Powers really mean to fight him if he remains obstinate.
• Clauses 51 to 69 were run through in double-quick time.
• To Edward and to the barons, the penal clauses were the very essence of the ordinances.
• The small proprietor had very little say either in regulating the clauses of the Act, or in the choice of commissioners.
• Any owner of one-fifth of the land, however, could negative the measure and often used his right to impose unreasonable clauses.
• In all the new German treaties of commerce there are arbitration clauses.
• There were other clauses, some of them regarding his conduct to Sir Edmund Mortimer.
• A bill for this purpose was brought in, with additional clauses of regulation.
• The clauses which laid the burden of supporting an illegitimate child on the mother, as if she had been a widow, gave rise to much discussion.
• On a division, the motion to omit all the appropriation clauses was carried by one hundred and thirty-eight against forty-one.
• Out of one hundred and forty clauses, one hundred and six had been in substance omitted, while eighteen others had been introduced.
• This money was appropriated by very strict clauses but the commons insisted not, as formerly, upon its being paid into the chamber of London.
• Its other clauses have yet to face that dreaded scrutiny.
• The restrictions laid upon the power to transfer by the latter clauses of the act have rendered its passage of no avail at the present moment.
• As fast as the clauses were brought up to the table, they were accepted.
• Miss Anthony gave him a very radical bill just introduced into the Massachusetts Legislature, which he examined carefully, adding several clauses to make it still broader.
• APPENDIX PAGES GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND BILL 195-223 ARRANGEMENT OF CLAUSES 195, 196 1.

Similar words containing CLAUSE without suffix s

clause8 subclause13 subclauses14

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