Sentence examples for particular a clause from inspiring English sources
Even some of the legislators who supported the bill said they would work to amend parts of it -- in particular a clause mandating that companies affected by the law make public to the county the names and addresses of their workers.
Mr Ford said it was a a matter of public record that he had concerns about elements of the bill and in particular a clause that "contains the provision to criminalise paying for sexual services".
Of particular contention is a clause that would allow users to sue companies who process data, such as cloud storage providers, as well as those that own it or collect it.
It would also spark considerable litigation on whether a particular clause resulted in a fully secret or half-secret trust.
It should be noted in particular that in Chinese, a clause can be downranked to become a word (somewhat similar to lexicalization).
Similarly there are sets of pronouns, and the selection of the pronoun in a particular clause is determined by the class of the noun to which the pronoun refers.
Without a direct relationship between concept and process it becomes difficult to feel confident that a particular clause will be analysed reasonably consistently by most if not all members of the SFL analytical community.
Under a clause in the EU's Dublin regulation covering asylum claims, refugees who have close family members in a particular country can claim asylum there.
In particular the clause outlaws "inaccurate, misleading or distorted information" including headlines not supported by the text of the story itself.
"This particular lease clause is very likely enforceable by the landlord provided the proper written notice has been given," Mr. Fishman said, "as it does not violate any statute and is not facially unconscionable".
The FPA, or "free of particular average," clause excludes from coverage partial losses to the cargo or to the hull except those resulting from stranding, sinking, burning, or collision.
