Sentence examples for clauses like from inspiring English sources
Like DeRose (2005), Ludlow casts EC as a piece of 'ordinary language' philosophy, and in that spirit he presents the results of Google searches in which clauses like, "…by objective standards", "…by academic standards", "…with some certainty", "…doggone well…", and so on, accompany uses of 'know(s)'.
The verbs in relative clauses like these should be plural.
When airtight clauses like these become common in software contracts, exploitable flaws will become rare.
Many of the other Salafis, including Khairallah, followed suit, adding clauses like "and apply the Sharia of Allah".
They wonder, qualify and requalify, piling on clauses like speed bumps, sometimes ending up at an entirely surprising full stop.
Clauses like this often are tucked into the fine print nobody reads when clicking around the Internet or otherwise doing daily business.
Since the term evokes the event meaning and it is clear who the agent of exit is, it becomes easier to see that BREXIT is a nominal form that encodes a clause-like meaning, i.e. 'Britain exited from the EU', or more accurately, 'The United Kingdom exited from the EU'.
The Free Exercise Clause, like the Establishment Clause, extends beyond facial discrimination.
If the sentence has an introductory clause (like this one), we separate it with a comma.
In the context of periodic increases, the Compensation Clause, like the Ex Post Facto Clause of Art.
"Everyone who has a clause like this had better look at it very carefully," Mitu Gulati, a law professor at Duke, said.
