Sentence examples for clauses accordingly from inspiring English sources

In all the three texts, expanding clauses show an increasing trend from the ST to the TT2; while the projecting clauses accordingly show a decreasing trend.

Once its stake in Verizon Wireless falls below 20%, Vodafone is no longer constrained by a non-compete clause and would accordingly be free to buy into another wireless network.Whatever choice he goes for, Mr Sarin will need all his knowledge of the American market, and all his considerable charm, to create a coherent position in the rich world's least coherent wireless market.

Accordingly, Article II, section 2, clause 2 of the Constitution empowers the President, "by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, to make Treaties, provided two-thirds of the Senators present concur".

Accordingly, this clause should really be set out with commas: "Jeff, Who Lives At Home".

Accordingly, the clause was passed in its current form without an explicit time consideration.

If we collapse both the ranking circumstances and Qualifiers with their downranked counterparts, these proportions change to circumstances making up half almost the circumstantial meanings (46.3%), Qualifiers and processes being just over a fifth each (21.3 and 22.2% accordingly), and enhancing clauses making up a tenth (10%), as per Figure 10.

The relevant clause of the truth-definition would accordingly be modified in such a way as to give ∨ α1, …, αi, …, αn) the maximum of the truth-values of α1, …, αi, … and αn.

The government will accordingly table amendments to omit these clauses at the first opportunity".

Accordingly, he said, many lawyers include a clause in their contracts that specifically prohibits recording the contract.

Accordingly, Mr. Weinstein said, the condo board should include an escalator clause in the license agreement to ensure that the monthly fee increases in proportion to the common charges.

Accordingly, countries across the world had begun to relax the clause to restrict monopolies in order to protect private corporations of their respective countries, as it otherwise threatened business and employment of key stakeholders in their respective countries.