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.
"But every hundred pages or so — " she looked up forlornly — "there's one sentence that goes on for three pages, full of modifying clauses and gerunds".
Appearing on CNN today, Sen. Chris Dodd, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, said that officials at the Treasury Department had insisted that he modify a clause he had inserted into the stimulus bill that prohibited bonuses from being issued by bailed-out companies.
The committee, among others, attempts to address two pressing electoral concerns - removing or modifying the clause that prevents Aung San Suu Kyi from becoming the country's president, and allowing states to choose their own chief ministers.
His modifying clauses are abstract.
A single sentence builds through its multiple modifying clauses, across lines and stanzas that seem here to flinch from anticipated punishment, toward the final, painful disclosure.
"But today," he added, "the court takes all the starch out of its rule with an assortment of adjectives, adverbs and modifying clauses".
He's probably stuck with the long-term contracts of aging forwards Ryan Kesler, Ryan Getzlaf, and Corey Perry, who all have no-move clauses, but he might be able to part with goaltender Ryan Miller, who has a modified no-trade clause and submitted a six-team list of acceptable destinations according to capfriendly.com.com
In arguing that the clause amounted to economic exploitation of the players, Mr. Scully anticipated an arbitration decision the next year that considerably modified the reserve clause and opened baseball's era of free agency.
The origin of Rena Dunsworth might be traced to fall 2006, when a small woodworking company in Denver modified its discrimination clause, for that was when Stanley Wilcox started wearing pink nail polish to work.
Kuznetsov's deal includes $28 million in signing bonuses and has a modified no-trade clause in the last six seasons, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.
