Sentence examples for academic clauses from inspiring English sources

Lawyers who deal with contracts say that athletic directors usually assume women's players will be better students, — so academic clauses often are not included for their coaches.

He also considered an academic argument that an ouster clause may be inconsistent with Article 93 of the Singapore Constitution which vests the judicial power of Singapore in the courts.

So are some journalists and academics, who fret about the clauses regarding theft of state secrets and sedition.

Various efforts have assigned interpretative information at the sentence or clause level in academic articles (e.g. [ 99 102]).

Legal scholars have accorded this clause little attention in their academic writings and there have been no cases which directly applied the clause, as no plaintiff has been able to establish legal standing.

Although academics refer to the 63 numbered "clauses" of Magna Carta, this is a modern system of numbering, introduced by Sir William Blackstone in 1759; the original charter formed a single, long unbroken text.

Academic writing, typified by sentences containing multiple clauses of complex nominal groups, serves as the archetype of text that is written-to-be-read.

Open Drug Discovery Toolkit is released on a permissive 3-clause BSD license for both academic and industrial use.

Results show that, in academic writing, passive verbs are more frequent in the main clauses of extraposed sentences, and the most common extraposed clause is that-clause rather than to-clauses.

In April, ministers bowed to intense pressure from scientists and academics by announcing that the clause would not be inserted into most academic research grants, effectively providing an exemption for universities.

If there is any solution to the problem of bombs, it has to be education," says Randel, an urbane academic who speaks in long professorial sentences with strings of clauses.