Make the predicate noun "a cause célèbre".
In the second of Aristotle's modes of per se (Aristotle, Posterior Analytics 73a34 b3), the essence of the subject causes the predicate.
This achieve-de in both 29 and 30 occurs after the eventuality that leads to the achieved effect, quality, degree, result, or state, just as RVCs in Mandarin have the order of the result predicate appearing after the causing predicate (e.g. 拧干 ning-gan 'wring-dry', in which the wringing action causes something to become dry).
To create additional features from predicate argument relations, consider another PropBank-style predicate– argument relation type, cause.
The middle term of a demonstration must express the cause why the predicate of the conclusion belongs to its subject.
This provided Bonaventure with an ingenious explanation of why principles are self-evident: "We know principles to the extent that we understand the terms which make them up, because the cause of the predicate is included in the subject".
Moreover, says Buddhapālita, it would render all practice ineffectual; what he probably had in mind here was specifically Buddhist religious practice, which is predicated on identifying the root causes of dissatisfaction and then eliminating those root causes so that dissatisfaction disappears.
The analysis draws on different predicate relations concerned with agency-achievement, cause-effect, conditions-consequence, and cause-consequence.
The underpinning of Mr. Schundler's plan to cut the budget -- and of his campaign itself -- is his school-choice plan, a recipe for education reform predicated on a chain reaction of causes and effects.
Finally, there is causal predication when the item signified by the predicate-term is not present in any way in the item signified by the subject-term, but the real subject has been caused by the real predicate (De universalibus, p. 188).
