The conditional form of the clause may at first sight seem more equitable.
Those who favour protectionism are resolutely against it, preferring the conditional form of the clause or some equivalent mechanism.
In practice, this abductive account looks rather similar to that of Lascarides and Asher, because it involves deploying axioms about discourse (in the form of Horn clause rules supplemented with weights giving the assumption costs of premises) that in effect are nonmonotonic.
In this way, it is possible to make a link between the three tables in the form of a clause of JOIN of the SQL: "... WHERE gene.locus_tag = exopred.locus_tag AND gene.protein_id = exo.protein_id AND exopred.pangenome_coverage = '5x'... ........
A relative clause is a particular kind of clause.
Modification for 'one'-phrases as minimizers tends to appear as predicative clauses in VO, while modification for 'one'-phrases in OV is in the form of relative clauses.
The contract is also likely to contain downside protection in the form of antidilution clauses, or ratchets.
The present paper considers the form and function of clause packages (CPs) in expository texts from a top-down, global point of view.
From a poem such as The Gas Station (Tar, 1983) with its dissection of self, otherness and desire formed through layers of clause and sub-clause, indicative and interrogative ("This is before I'd read Nietzsche. Before Kant or Kierkegaard, even before Whitman and Yeats./I don't think there were three words in my head yet.
Most states permit some form of no-contest clause, but Florida specifically prohibits them.
The effect of the unconditional form of the MFN clause is, finally, to wipe out any relevance that the principle of reciprocity may have had to the purely bilateral preoccupations of the negotiating parties, since the results of the bargaining process, instead of being limited to the participants, influence their relationships with other states.
