a clause

Add in a clause that allows you both to exit out of this project up to a certain point if the collaboration is not working.

Because my husband made the deposit in a suspense fixed account with a clause attached to it for onward transfer into a foreign account.

We evaded the Soviet proposal of banning nuclear weapons in war and substituted for it a clause abjuring the threat of force in peacetime.

Used like this, after all usually goes at the beginning of a clause.

Spatial framing, which occurs at the beginning of a clause as given information, starts a topic to introduce new information.

Three years ago China added a clause to its constitution saying that private property was "not to be encroached upon" .

A clause in the WQL SELECT statement used to request that multiple notifications be combined into single instances of an aggregate event.

You can sometimes make a translation natural by using an alternative structure, converting a clause into a group, a verb into a noun.

To validate, place the transformation code inside the block of a clause and check the condition as a test statement inside the block.

Add a notary clause that complies with the notary law. The notary acknowledgement in Appendix B is such a clause.

Mr Paulson, who did after all insert a clause in the bail-out plan allowing himself to switch course, may have been ruled by realpolitik .

He convinced Congress to add a clause to its "Buy American" effort promising Washington would meet its international obligations.

Broken cross rate cross-reference clause A clause in a Bank loan document referring to a loan by a commercial bank.

The word order of a clause is different when the clause is a statement, a question, or a command.

If this happens over five or six years, the impact can be substantial, so try to negotiate a clause that makes the dividends noncumulative.

In the new lease the landlord included a clause referring to the maintenance responsibilities and liability in case of property damage.

The 2005 India-China agreement on modalities to resolve the boundary issue has a clause that settled populations would not be disturbed.

He could be sent for trial under a clause in Iraq's penal code that punishes anyone who tries to murder Iraqi or foreign presidents.

A comma is sometimes used to set off a clause in a sentence.

Not only at the beginning of sentence, the former a clause to be flip.

We hope that you won't object to our inserting such a clause in the agreement.

It also said his deal included a clause allowing him to return to the NBA when the league's contract issues are resolved.

Nicaragua's Supreme Court overturned a clause in its constitution banning presidents from having two consecutive terms in office.

A clause in the agreement provides that the tenant shall bear the cost of all repairs the building.

Such a clause is a common boilerplate in most agreements.

A clause assigning the benefit of insurance of the goods in favour of the carrier or any similar clause shall be null and void.

a clause which acts as the subject or object of a sentence.

The Soviets sneaked in a clause that would require us, in effect, to end our nuclear cooperation with Britain.

A clause in a bond's indenture, granting the issuer the right to buy back all or part of an issue prior . . .

A clause in a bond agreement which prevents the borrower from pledging greater security or collateral to other lenders.

A clause that takes a subject and a finite verb, and at the same time stands structurally alone is known as a finite clause.

A clause can be introduced with "that " or "which" .

With this meaning, after all usually comes at the end of a clause.

In spite of its NPC property, the problem can be solved in polynomial time if the number of literals in a clause is limited to 2 (2-SAT).

The journalist faces possible trial under a clause in the Iraqi penal code outlawing "aggression against a president" .

eg. A clause in the agreement provides that the tenant shall pay for repairs to the building.

The conjunction "yushi" can be used in a clause, sentence or paragraph and it expresses a semantic relation of event or time sequence.

He called for a clause exempting the CIA, and George Bush threatened to block the Senate bill.

If you request a clause to reduce the potential impact of exchange rate changes during the Quote Validity Period, the following shall apply.

A clause assigning benefit of insurance of the goods in favour of the carrier, or any similar clause, is null and void.

A subordinating conjunction joins a independent an clause and a clause which is subordinate.

WHERE A clause in the WQL SELECT statement that constrains a query so that subsets of class definitions or class instances can be selected.

A stipulation or qualification, especially a clause in a document or an agreement.

Before we wrap up everything, I'd like to add a clause to the contract. I'm not comfortable with the verbal agreement.

The Patent Office rejected his application, citing a clause in the patent code which says that life forms are not patentable.

It includes a clause that is especially lenient on those who did not have a criminal record at the start of the proceedings against them.

Inserts a clause at the cursor's insertion point into the currently open work item query.

Use NOT when you want to make sure a clause is not equal to one particular value.

India suggested a clause to bar any country from taking action against another country's goods and services based on its climate policy.

A syntactic unit of a sentence; a clause.

We've had to add a clause to our contract stating that if customs raises prices, we will have to adjust.

They made a clause - by - clause rebuttal of the letter .

You can add a clause to the statement to describe the relationship between two columns.

Choose Click here to add a clause to add a new clause to your query.

A clause gives Alibaba right of first offer if Yahoo ever decides to sell.

To analyze the structure of(a clause or sentence).

Finite clause: A clause that takes a subject and a finite verb, and at the same time stands structurally alone.

Select Click here to add a clause to add a new clause, and add the following clause.

Written into his loan deal was a clause, allowing Roma to buy him between the 22nd and 26th of June.

There is a clause in the law about protecting children and women's rights.

Click the area labeled Click here to add a clause to add a new row.

A clause on "licensed sales" was added in order to conform with WTO agreement on intellectual property rights.

They ask to annex a clause to the contract.

There is a clause in the contract forbidding tenants to sublet.

a clause in the Constitutionprotected the African slave trade only until 1808.

A clause is the basic grammatical structure of English.

A clause is saved in the contract .

With a letter of intent, it's a good idea to include a clause that defines which provisions are presently enforceable and which are not.

This is a clause reserving title to the goods in the seller.

The case against Li hinges on a clause in China's criminal law.

What is a phrase? What is a clause?

Don't be surprised if after you sign a contract in China, the Chinese come back and want to re-discuss a clause.

Used instead of that as a relative pronoun in a clause that defines or restricts the antecedent:

Abandonment and salvage can be added as a clause in an insurance contract;

Used as a relative pronoun in a clause that provides additional information about the antecedent:

After a phrase or a clause at the beginning of a sentence

Used as a relative pronoun preceded by that or a preposition in a clause that defines or restricts the antecedent:

the distribution of the A-clause in the 3 kinds of positions (the Front, Middle, and End position) is unbalanced;

Used as a relative pronoun to introduce a clause, especially a restrictive clause:

I'm like a faith without a clause to believe in it

Though, although (used at the end of a clause)

Used as a relative pronoun to introduce a clause when the antecedent is a person or persons or one to whom personality is attributed

It also included a clause that would have delayed payments of damages in civil cases;

used before a clause or an infinitive expressing or implying alternatives

Used to introduce a clause or sentence:

But if we want to emphasise an adverbial we can put it at the beginning of a clause:

the intention of a clause

contain a clause of ratification;

Because of, for (used at the end of a clause)

Add a clause to an existing filter

smuggle a clause into the bill

Add a clause in a contract

A clause consists of one or more phrases