It is common for Western Union and MoneyGram to operate "exclusivity clauses" with banks.
Semicolon - Use a semicolon when you link two independent clauses with no connecting words.
He even takes aim at conventions enforced only in American English (introducing restrictive clauses with "that" and nonrestrictive clauses with "which"), which must have left some Guardian readers even more perplexed than they thought they were.
They claim that such disclosures would give away sensitive commercial information or break confidentiality clauses with government partners.
In these cases, we can join two clauses with subordinating conjunctions like because, if, although or when.
But she said that authors are often in no position to negotiate complicated reversion clauses with multi-national publishers seeking to maximise the commercial exploitation of their works.
The interpretation adopted by those courts is consistent with the intentions of private creditors when they negotiated these clauses with sovereign debtors.
Belize Bank had lent Telemedia $22m, while Telemedia owned bonds from BCB firms.The prime minister first tried to renegotiate the tax clauses with Telemedia.
A spokeswoman for the orchestra, Gwen Pappas, said it typically has exclusivity clauses with major artists because of the small size of the market, to protect ticket sales.
Either way, the syntax was contagious, to the point where Mr. Leonard's writing voice echoes every time another crime writer drops a subject or pronoun, links unrelated clauses with just a comma.
Cascading clauses, with their sudden reversals and discontinuities, allow "Siege 13" to bend narrative time with a freedom that reminded me of the great stories of Edward P. Jones.
