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".
It includes warnings on problematic contract wording, "red flag" clauses that should be avoided, example clauses to give a sense of existing practices from around the world, and alerts for issues which the community should seek advice or deliberate internally.
Examples of the Complement function can be seen in many of the previously-reported example clauses.
The examples in clause (3), while not exhaustive, are intended to illustrate rights and remedies that are different in nature from the rights comprised in a copyright and that may continue to be protected under State common law or statute.
This means that a unit of higher level may be embedded within the structure of a unit of lower level; for example, a clause may fill a slot within a phrase (e.g., "who arrived late," in "the man who arrived late").
While a small number of institutions might try to subtly neutralize the patriotic spirit of the holiday by hosting discussions of the Constitution's flaws — for example, the clause counting slaves as three-fifths of a person, which gave slave-owning states disproportionate power until the Civil War — the reality is that most observances will be laudatory, as Congress intended.
In addition, in example 21, clause 64.2, the 'quality' is construed as Process: 'be' + Attribute: 'to be muddy'.
One can, for example, modify clause (5) by requiring that all free occurrences of y in M are rewritten so that they do not become bound after substitution.
For example, a clause added to the 1999 NIH appropriation bill makes it unlawful to spend federal funds on the creation of embryos "for research purposes," and it blocks support of research in which embryos are "destroyed, discarded or knowingly subjected to risk of injury or death...."....
For example, a clause may be rankshifted to function as a Modifier of a Head in a nominal group as in As a simple illustration, think of an intern [[who examines a patient in the emergency ward of a hospital]] (the rankshifted clause is marked by while the rankshifted group is marked by ) (see Matthiessen 1995: 99 100).
