Reasons include, for instance, long German words; different gender forms of words; complex grammatical structure of German sentences with numerous relative clauses; English adjectives or verbs, which cannot expressed with a single German word, but require a sub-clause; etc.
As a consequence, parties insert numerous contractual clauses to limit their liability.
In the system of process type, the students select numerous 'relational' clauses, which is quite different from what Matthiessen (1999, 2006a) found in his registerially varied samples of native speakers' texts.
Sentences sometimes need to be complex, but a sentence that is too long, with numerous phrases and clauses, will lose the reader's attention.
These clauses are numerous and complex, and at some point in the discussions, we pause to say that no matter how comprehensive the law, if the country enacting it lacks either an independent judiciary or a free press, the legislation is little more than a good-government charade.
It also endorsed the view, supported in numerous precedents, that the establishment clause was not intended merely to prohibit Congress from aiding or preferring one religion at the expense of others but also to ensure that it does not promote all religions, or religion generally.
He pledged to sabotage the Affordable Care Act (the law of the land), encouraged police brutality (advocating violation of the Fourth Amendment), promulgated an unconstitutional Muslim Ban, illegally bombed Syria and killed numerous civilians, and violated the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution.
The high proportion of missing responses found in the Saphora-Psy questionnaire could be at least partly explained by the presence of numerous questions starting with a conditional clause, such as "If you have had... ........, that does not offer answer options for patients who do not meet this initial criterion.
In our notoriously opaque healthcare system, pricing information in healthcare is rarely available to patients in advance of their care. 1 Numerous legal and institutional barriers, such as contractual gag clauses by insurers, and limited availability of reported charges in a consumer-friendly format, have limited patient access to the true costs of their care.
However, it was followed up by numerous protests from the Soviet Union, which claimed the installation would violate the demilitarized zone clause of the Svalbard Treaty, as the station had the potential to be used for military satellites and intelligence.
