But far from a Quinean quirk of English and/or Latin usage, "neg-raising"—the lower-clause understanding of negation of a believe- or ought-type predicate is distributed widely and systematically across languages and operators.
The Chinese ST has a lower percentage of clauses in the cohesive chains than the two English TTs.
It is reported that establishments whose collective bargaining agreements contain opening clauses have lower job reallocation rates, lower job destruction rates, and higher job growth rates only job creation is unaffected by opening clauses.
Because of the "militia clause," many lower-court decisions had held that the law did not confer the right to bear arms on an individual.
It was only after the Supreme Court stepped in overriding the more consumer-friendly decisions of lower courts that the arbitration clauses went back into effect.
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").
It was only after the Supreme Court stepped in — overriding the more consumer-friendly decisions of lower courts — that the arbitration clauses went back into effect.
Morgan Stanley is being opportunistic, since I would bet the salaries are 50% lower, and with fewer incentive clauses.
Lobbying is already under way for it to be sent back to the lower house for the public interest clause to be inserted.
However, the experimental tests in the literature of reinforced concrete columns subjected to axial load and lateral force focus on shear span ratios, according to Eurocode 2 (2004), clause 5.6.3., (M/(V⋅h)) lower than 6.5.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear The Slants' case last year, after a lower court declared the anti-disparagement clause in trademark law unconstitutional in 2015.
