escape clause in English

noun

1

a clause in a contract that specifies the conditions under which one party can be freed from an obligation.

However, he said the indefinite agreement did have an escape clause in case one party wanted to pursue other avenues.

Use "escape clause" in a sentence

1. The first clause directly following Although, is an 'explanatory clause' while the second clause is the 'Declarative clause'

2. An Adverbial clause is a dependent clause

3. Clause 9 provides an interesting exemption clause.

4. The predicate Asserta/1 asserts the clause as first clause of the predicate while assertz/1 assert the clause as last clause

5. They made a clause - by - clause rebuttal of the letter.

6. Using is_Array prior to an in_Array within an if clause will safely escape a check against a variable that could potentially be a non-Array when using in_Array

7. b) Acceleration clause

8. All TSI categories of line — clause (1) and additional clause (3)

9. One classical thermal escape mechanism is Jeans escape.

10. Escape Sequences

11. Escape suits.

12. The prisoners attempted an escape/to escape,[Sentencedict] but failed.

13. AFTER ACQUIRED CLAUSE:

14. [ + that clause ] She Boasted …

15. Relative clause in this website, but failed to find "Attributive clause"

16. Escape Babylon.

17. No escape.

18. The interrelationship of this clause with the rent review clause should be considered.

19. 'Reaching escape velocity.

20. Amdt14.S2.1.1 Apportionment Clause

21. To work out which Award applies, read: the coverage clause (usually clause 4) the job classifications (usually in the pay clause or a schedule).

22. Ambiguities Clause Law and Legal Definition The Ambiguities clause is an important factor in a contract

23. is the escape character and is used to create such a escape sequence.

24. Let him escape.

25. Elsie offered him an escape and, more importantly, it was a legitimate escape.