that clause

The return value of any function is the result of the last expression in that clause (in our examples there is only one line).

It seems (to me) that-clause.

Moreover, the source suggests that Bartz likely violated that clause with some of her statements to Fortune.

conclude that-clause The police concluded that he was the criminal of the murder.

Remind sb. That-clause e. G. That suddenly reminded her that she had promised to ring them up.

The local educational agency concerned shall notify the Secretary of the applicability of that clause to the school.

Suspect sth suspect sb. To do suspect sb. To be. . . suspect that clause If you don't go, they'll suspect something.

that. . . clause he is such a clever boy that everybody likes him.

But that clause dated from the 1940s Bretton Woods system of fixed global exchange rates, which the IMF was set up to administer.

That clause 5 be adhering to the technical progress and ensure the quality and service in place, create nurturing entreprenurism.

Even a clever lawyer can't find ways of getting round that clause.

The library shall notify the Director of the Institute of Museum and Library Services of the applicability of that clause to the library.

That clause was obviously ignored.

In my experience, that clause is most often stricken from the lease.

That clause -- which Beijing sees as unfair -- expires in 2016.

There is something intolerable about that clause.

We can use 'that'clause to replace an object after the verb in a sentence.