Sentence examples for basic clause from inspiring English sources

After clauses specifying the extent of the rights conferred, the basic clause of a royalty agreement is that which states the rate of royalty to be paid.

"In these circumstances, we also cannot fulfill the nonproliferation treaty, the basic clause of which is the obligation of nuclear states not to use the nuclear weapon against states which do not possess it," he said.

From the dependencies in Table 1, the first sentence (Simple sentence) has one basic clause (Bachchan married), the second sentence (Compound sentence) has two basic clauses (Bachchan joined and Bachchan became) and the third sentence (Complex sentence) has two clauses (Bachchan born and Bachchan actor).

This allows the government to interpret basic clauses of the Constitution as it serves its purposes.

I do not have the option to leave it silent, and I hope that a future Court will reconsider today's dramatic departure from basic Establishment Clause principle.

Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger wrote his own will, which at 176 words left out basic tax clauses that could have saved $450,000 in estate taxes.

The issue arises from the basic non-compete clause in his IBM contract, but Papermaster argues that IBM is more big business whereas Apple is obviously consumer-y.

In Icelandic, subordinate clauses have the same basic structure as main clauses; in the other languages the verb always follows the subject and any sentence adverbial.

Develop a basic understanding of independent clauses to better understand relative clauses.

Li and Thompson (1979) use the phrase "conjoinable" to refer to the same basic idea that certain clauses or sentences may be perceived to be tightly connected with each other and form a single unit of discourse for the purposes of anaphoric reference.

The House letter states, "Mandatory arbitration clauses strip basic legal rights away from students and ban worthwhile actions from ever being heard in court.