Sentence examples for a clause of a from inspiring English sources

Hollande invoked a clause of a European Union treaty which calls for other member states to come to the aid of a country under attack, and proposed changes to France's constitution to facilitate the prosecution of terrorists.

For example, a formula representing the structure of a clause composed of an obligatory subject tagmeme, an obligatory predicate tagmeme, and an optional object tagmeme might be Cl = + S n + P:v ± O:n (in which Cl stands for a clause of a certain type and n and v stand for the classes of nouns and verbs, respectively).

She is a British spy couriering a clause of an international treaty, encoded as the first few bars of a Balkan folk song - but now she's trussed up in bandages inside a closed compartment, guarded by a sour-faced nun in high-heeled shoes.

Rodriguez' sentence is well above the 50 games for a first time offender, a clause of the JDA known as Section 7.A.

On 19 October 1988, the then home secretary, Douglas Hurd, announced what was called the "broadcast ban": a notice issued under a clause of the BBC Licence and Agreement and a section of the 1981 Broadcasting Act that prohibited the broadcast of direct statements by representatives or supporters of 11 Irish political and paramilitary organisations.

While the article was shocking, it allowed the PCC for the first time to uphold a complaint under a clause of the Editors' Code of Practice which had been introduced in 2006: "When reporting suicide, care should be taken to avoid excessive detail about the method used".

"Villas-Boas has a contract and a clause of 15m euros," he confirmed.

A clause tree T on a set S of clauses is a 4-tuple 〈N, E, L, M〉, where N a set of nodes, divided into clause nodes and atom nodes, E is a set of edges, each of which joins a clause node to an atom node, L is a labeling of N ∪ E which assigns to each clause node a clause of S, to each atom node an instance of an atom of some clause of S, and to each edge either + or −.

An influential process permits any one of four participant roles, to include an Agent (inherent in a clause of this type, even if not mentioned explicitly), an Affected, a Created and a Range.

Given a set of clauses (a clause is a disjunction of Boolean literals), the MaxSAT problem asks for a complete assignment of all variables that maximizes the number of clauses the assignment satisfies.

By experiential, Halliday refers to the second strand of meaning, namely a clause 'as a representation of some process in ongoing human experience' (Halliday 2004: 59).