Loose Clause Samples
A "Loose" clause typically refers to a provision in a contract or agreement that is intentionally broad or flexible in its language and application. Such clauses may use general terms or avoid strict definitions, allowing for interpretation based on context or future circumstances. For example, a loose clause might state that parties will "cooperate as needed" without specifying exact duties or timelines. The core practical function of a loose clause is to provide adaptability and accommodate unforeseen situations, but it may also introduce ambiguity and potential disputes over interpretation.
Loose. Lose = verb; unable to find, fail to win, or to fail to keep or hold. Loose = adjective; not tightly fastened, attached, or held. ∙ I do not want to lose the game tomorrow. ∙ Since I lost a little weight, these pants are loose. Maybe = adverb; indicates possibility, guess, or suggestion. May be = verb; refer to something that could happen or something that might exist. Tip: when in doubt, substitute “could” for “may.” If the sentence still makes sense, “may be” is the way to go. ∙ Maybe later we can go to the museum. ∙ Your story may be true, but I am still unconvinced.
Loose. Click on image to enlarge. Fuel/energy source: Gas System type: Furnace Heat distribution: Ducts and registers Approximate capacity: 60,000 BTU/hr Efficiency: High-efficiency Exhaust venting method: Direct vent - sealed combustion Approximate age: 5 years 2010 Main fuel shut off at: Meter Failure probability: Low Chimney/vent: High temperature plastic Sidewall venting Combustion air source: Outside - sealed combustion Limitations Recommendations RECOMMENDATIONS \ Overview 17. Condition: Suggest cleaning furnace to eliminate construction dust. Location: Basement Task: Improve Time: Immediate Cost: $200
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Loose. Clerk Cashiers are allowed to have in their possession loose change (including Iis).