standardclause

noun
UK /ˈstændəd klɔːz/
US /ˈstændərd klɔːz/

A standard clause is a usual part of a written rule or agreement.

The contract includes a standard clause about paying on time.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fixed sentence used in many similar official papers.

The lawyer added a standard clause to every lease.

3. A normal section in a set of rules or instructions.

The club's rules have a standard clause about meeting times.

4. A common promise written into a deal.

Both sides agreed to a standard clause on privacy.