Though phrase and group are both considered to be the constituencies of a clause next below, they differ in terms of their resemblance to the structure of a clause (as stated earlier).
The new rules have huge implications for two superstars nearing free agency — Orlando's Dwight Howard and New Orleans's Chris Paul, who have opt-out clauses next summer.
The justice secretary had been planning to publish detailed draft clauses next week in line with a commitment in the Queen's Speech.
"At the minimum it says that South Africa doesn't value international law", he told Eye Witnesss News, warning of a "penalty clause" the next time South Africa needs international support.
But if not this time around, there is the matter of James's opt-out clause after next season, Year 4 of what so far has to be considered a better first term than Obama's.
Carlito and Primo invoked their rematch clause the next night on Raw, but were unsuccessful.
Instead of adding on clauses, introduce the next point in a new sentence.
Ben says: "My mum's boyfriend took over the kitchen" and Monroe reiterates this idea in an embedded identifier (Value) in a Relational clause at line 10: "take over the bathroom and the kitchen", and in the next clause its meaning remains in the utterance "then [they take over] the sofa and the TV" through the cohesive device of ellipsis.
The first clause in his response, "it's gonna be pretty hard" is supported by two reasons presented in the next two clauses: A Relational clause in which his mother is the Carrier of the Attributive process of "trapped" and the Circumstance "in this huge love bubble".
In style, it is Jamesian: long, looping sentences hopscotch from one qualifying clause to the next.
So Faulkner gives us Quentin's stunning realization in the first words of the passage — followed, in the very next clause, by a reversal.
