As Slate explained in April, the clause was designed in response to the potentially quite hazardous grey areas that exist for operators between federal and state positions on cannabis.
"The 13th Amendment has a clause that is a criminality clause," DuVernay explained in an interview with The Huffington Post.
As Halliday and Mathiessen (2004 213) explain, In 'relational' clauses, there are two parts to the 'being': something is said to 'be' something else.
Under extant law, as explained in my previous post, the doctor cannot clandestinely introduce an arbitration clause into the paperwork she gives a patient to sign.
Logical atomists, such as Russell (1918) and Wittgenstein (1921), will hold that the truth or falsehood of every truth-value bearer can be explained in terms of (can be derived from) logical relations between truth-value bearers, by way of the recursive clauses, together with the base clauses, i.e., the correspondence and non-correspondence of elementary truth-value bearers with facts.
In any case, Airbnb explained in a statement to Gizmodo that it will remove users who don't comply with the company's "Community Commitment," or nondiscrimination clause.
Madison is one of a small group of places near Atlanta that have something in common, which we explain in the relative clause — they are places that weren't burned during the Civil War.
Deutrom, who welcomed Mooney's apology, explained that a clause in player contracts refers to public comments.
(An inclusion rider, as Stacy Smith explains in this TED Talk, is an equity clause for contracts that insures diversity on film sets).
Schefter explained the escalator clause in Tebow's contract the other day.
Understanding and Negotiating Book Publication Contracts identifies clauses that frequently appear in publishing contracts, explains in plain language what these terms (and typical variations) mean, and presents strategies for negotiating "author-friendly" versions of these clauses.
