What is another word for enabling clause?
Pronunciation: [ɛnˈe͡ɪblɪŋ klˈɔːz] (IPA) 
An enabling clause is a legal term that refers to a provision in a contract or agreement that authorizes or empowers a particular action or outcome. Synonyms for the term enabling clause include empowering clause, authorizing provision, facultative clause, directive decree, and allowance statement. Such clauses are often included in legal documents, such as employment contracts, to identify specific actions that can be taken by parties to the agreement. Enabling clauses are essential in ensuring that individuals or organizations are accorded the requisite authority to perform specific actions in line with the agreement or contract's provisions. They boost parties' confidence in their obligations, providing clarity on how specific actions must be undertaken.
