restrictive clause

A restrictive clause will only be upheld if it is 'reasonable' from everyone's viewpoint.

The national federation allows individual states to interpret the restrictive clause in the regulation.

It is an alternative to that, which or who(m) in a restrictive relative clause:

The endowment's general counsel then sent as letter to the dance company explaining that the restrictive clause still applied.

I suggest you refresh your understanding of the difference between a restrictive clause and a non-restrictive one.

By 1950, the restrictive clause in the fraternity's constitution was beginning to stir controversy on some college campuses.

Although restrictive clauses were ruled unconstitutional in 1948, many deeds continued to include them.

"That" however, as near exclusively restricted to restrictive clauses, remains current.

Gang for permitting which to lead a restrictive clause; go for that.

The town's insistence on this restrictive clause amounts to discrimination.