final clause

英 [ˌfaɪnl ˈklɔːz]

美 [ˌfaɪnl ˈklɔːz]

n.  目的从句，目的子句(如in order that、so that等引导的从句)

法律

牛津词典

noun

• 目的从句，目的子句（如in order that、so that等引导的从句）
  a clause that expresses purpose or intention, for example one that follows in order that or so that

双语例句

• A final source of congressional power is the spending clause.
  国会权力的最后一条来源是经费条款。
• And a final clause would tidy up a rule under which all descendants of George II, an18-century monarch, require royal permission to marry.
  最后一则条款将重新整理乔治二世（十八世纪君主）的后裔结婚需获得皇家允许的规定。
• Final part is about several suggestions about internal undertaking of tort joint and several liability with exeception clause of attestors.
  最后就侵权连带责任的内部承担和虚假广告荐证人的免责条款提出了建议。
• The final clause in the contract will be left untouched.
  合同的最后一项条款将不做改动。