Table 1 summarizes code characteristics of target SPLs: the number of lines of code (LOC); the number of lines of code dedicated to exception handling (EH LOC); the number of throw-clauses; number of exception flows; number of classes and interfaces; number of user-defined checked and unchecked exceptions; and the number of variable features.
Clause number one extracts a commitment not to "request or pressure" our military escorts to take us to or near the press rooms.
Clause number two makes clear that we are not entitled to attend the press conferences, and that we are not -- under any circumstances -- allowed into the press rooms where the media work.
While federal law lends to the enforcement of arbitration clauses, a number of states (including those where the suits were filed) have their own laws that allow courts to refuse class action suit related clauses.
Table 10 Instantiation of 'domain of attribution' in the relational clauses, absolute numbers, and relative frequencies Frequency % Semiotic 313 29.5 Material 747 70.5 Total 1060 100.0.
(The report says 43 percent of institutions use agreements with mandatory binding arbitration clauses, but that number rises to 47 percent when only banks are included, because none of the credit unions in the study use the clauses).
Throughout the South, "black codes" including poll taxes, literacy tests, and grandfather clauses reduced the number of African Americans who were eligible to vote.
Although academics refer to the 63 numbered "clauses" of Magna Carta, this is a modern system of numbering, introduced by Sir William Blackstone in 1759; the original charter formed a single, long unbroken text.
When those run dry, the experienced speaker will seek refuge in the damp, wooly depths of guanhua — the bureaucratic jargon of numbered clauses, of theories firmly upheld and banners held high.
The excerpt consists of 9 clauses, which are numbered and listed in two left-most columns.
