He said: "There are many options, but what I want to do is look at the way in which for example clause 11 orders - these ways in which the UK government is going to impose their will on Scotland - will go forward.
For example, Clause 2(b) of the Protection of Manipur People Bill defines "Manipur People" as "Persons of Manipur whose names are in the National Register of Citizens, 1951, Census Report 1951 and Village Directory of 1951 and their descendants who have contributed collective social, cultural and economic life of Manipur".
In example 25, clauses 95.3, 95.5, 95.13 are identifying relational clauses.
For example, predictive clauses better accommodate the involvement of co-referential relations than relative clauses do, as shown in (38), (45), and (46).
The short-term portfolio flow, to the extent that that is pushed in these treaties, for example, general clauses that capital markets should liberalize, I don't know what's in these clauses, but if that were the nature of these clauses, it would add danger and fragility to the world markets rather than stability.
For example, certain clauses are highly restrictive, meaning that states are locked in to particular agreements over long periods.
For example, the clauses R(g a,b),x) and R(g(b,a),do do not unify but they AC-unify, where AC-unification is unification with built-in associative and commutative rules such as g a,b) = g(b,a).
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Some examples: ~R a,b), and F(a) ∨ ~R(f(x),b) ∨ F z) are both examples of clauses but only the former is ground.
