Sentence examples for both clauses from inspiring English sources

To be sure, both clauses are a few notes short of the true Jeffersonian ring.

However, "both clauses are sufficiently vague that there may be significant risks of their being misused," he said.

Kennedy, after arguing, based on a long series of Court precedents, that marriage is a fundamental right, relies on both clauses.

However, copies of the new version – officially known as draft 12.2 – show that both clauses have not been removed but moved and slightly amended.

Experts claim this second clause still permits the federal government to legislate against the interests of aboriginal people.The panel seems to favour Australians voting on both clauses.

Other constructions using the imperfect indicative or the conditional in both clauses are found mainly in substandard styles both types are common in French and Romanian, the former in Tuscany, southeastern Italy, and Spain and the latter in much of southern Italy.

Results showed similarities regarding both clause length and lexical density between websites and traditional textbooks.

While as Martin et al. (1997 121) point out, "both clause types construe emotion", there are differences.

Both clause simplex and clause complex can represent the status of clause combinations, as whether combined with another clause or not.

The processing order for both clause types was TA < FA < FN < TN, as proposed by the CCM, suggesting that counterfactual clauses with yàobúshì were processed in semantic-based representations as factual clauses across developmental stages, as shown in Fig. 1.

In the hearing on the temporary injunction on June 17, 1977, Merrion argued that the tribe's severance tax was unconstitutional, violating the both the Commerce clause and Equal protection clause, and that it was both taxation without representation and double taxation.