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.
The Constitution itself describes the basic Clause objective as one of "promot[ing] the Progress of Science," i. e., knowledge and learning.
The clauses of the amendment are often called the establishment clause, the free exercise clause, the free speech clause, the free press clause, the assembly clause, and the petition clause.
Grammar: Adverb Clauses of Result.
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.
Mental clauses are clauses of sensing (seeing, thinking, wanting, feeling).
Verbal clauses are clauses of saying (saying, talking, speaking, reporting).
Li (2009) puts forward the term occurrence clause to cover both clauses of (dis)appearance and PSPO clauses.
The former consists of a minimal subset of the clauses of an unsatisfiable formula, such that if we remove these clauses the resulting formula becomes satisfiable.
