Some of the clauses addressed wider economic issues.
These recursions are anchored in a base-clause addressing the satisfaction of primitive predicates: an object o satisfies 'x is F' iff o instantiates the property expressed by 'F'.
Blumenthal has since discovered that the clause addressed a major issue for the Framers, who feared that wealthier countries would bribe the new nation's public-office holders.
He added that while the self-government proposal remains, "we may add an attachment that has additional clauses" to address Ayatollah Sistani's concerns.
Based on theoretical literature on researcher's responsibilities in global health research a data abstraction form was developed to provide a systematic framework for recording information from the guidelines relating to specific clauses that addressed responsibilities in terms of the benefits, the beneficiaries, obligations and mechanisms through which such decisions are made.
Accountability issues appear in the standard clauses in contracts addressing liability.
Hence, it can be inferred that, in the translation of the TT2, Hawkes makes the projecting clauses more explicit, in addressing the semantic sequence of the text; and he also appears to have added certain referencing items in the clauses to indicate the projection.
Most textualists agree that the spirit of the Ineligibility Clause would be addressed by a Saxbe fix, but they dispute that a clause's "spirit" overrides its text.
Mr. Tunick and his allies usually point to a clause in the state statute addressing public nudity that provides an exception for "the breast-feeding of infants or to any person entertaining or performing in a play, exhibition, show or entertainment".
As everyone here knew, the hottest button in airline pilot labor issues right now is the growing pressure on pilots' unions to accept drastic changes in so-called scope clauses that address smaller jets and smaller pay scales for those who fly them.
