Tweets also leave no room for troublesome long subordinate clauses.
At one moment he will set the scene in long, periodic clauses; at another a few terse, abrupt sentences will mirror the rapidity of the action.
The Republican Senate leader, John McKinney, said that in addition to the no-layoff provision, he was concerned with how long the clauses on pensions and health benefits would last: through 2022.
In making this determination, the Constitutional Court was called upon to make a determination on the constitutionality of long standing clauses on our law books that allowed parents to marry off their children.
Negotiate out long term clauses, or any other undesirables.
A long introductory clause, a pileup of punctuation, or a back-and-forth of competing thoughts may signal that a sentence is too tangled.
The intervention of a long relative clause weakens the stress of the numeral phrase, resulting in the decrease of the emphatic effects, as in (48), the paraphrase of (47) with a relative clause.
And his style is filled with long digressions, endless clauses and sub-clauses.
The IoS revealed last month that the Childcare Bill, which will enshrine into law David Cameron's flagship election pledge for 30 hours a week of free childcare, was coming under fire from Tory, Labour, Lib Dem and crossbench peers, as it was only six clauses long and contained sweeping powers regarding jail sentences for anyone who failed to check that both parents were working.
Mr. Devuyst, carefully choosing his words, said in an interview that he always wanted to perform as long as contract clauses "that stipulate that all members and representatives of the orchestra act at all times with courtesy and professionalism toward one another" are obeyed.
