Sentence examples for effective clauses from inspiring English sources

In effective clauses, the degree of participanthood can be tested through a series of probes, which for illustration purposes will be applied to example (2).

Table 4 Agent and Actor functions in excerpt 2 Agents in material effective clauses: on' (we) Actors in material middle clauses: - Sayer in verbal process: 'les chiens' (the dogs) Goals of material processes: 'le fric' (the money).

The only effective material clause has as its Agent 'on' (we): (21) Dans la fonction publique on travaille pour le fric.

An effective "reopener" clause.

An 11th-hour constitutional declaration issued unilaterally by Scaf awarded the generals sweeping powers including the right to put forward legislation and an effective veto over clauses in the new constitution, and formalised the army's ability to detain civilians and sweep out of barracks at moments of "internal unrest".

And by dismissing in a brief footnote a federal election law making that clause effective, they cost Florida the "safe harbor" that Congress long ago gave to states that stick to rules established by those states before elections.

Generally, a non-compete clause effective for six months to two years will be considered reasonable.

Other MEAs might be more effective if their trade clauses were immune from challenge by non-signatories at the WTO.But this is far from straightforward.

When exploring how power and ideology are construed through transitivity patterns in the speech made by Gomès, we note that the text contains a greater number of middle material clauses than effective material clauses (Table 1).

We need to prepare for the proper and effective application of this clause.

Free trade agreements don't include any effective human or labour rights clauses, which mean the ability of workers in Colombia to challenge their poor pay, working conditions and so on is virtually zero.