Sentence examples similar to proxy clause from inspiring English sources
In effect, one can take a temporal anaphor as standing proxy for a when-clause and a modal anaphor like 'that' in 'that would have hurt' as standing proxy for the antecedent of a conditional.
A recent amendment added at the urging of some investment funds stipulated that this clause applied to proxy fights only if they were for control of a company.
He suggests that in relative clause donkey sentences, anaphoric pronouns "go proxy" for number neutral descriptions (which Neale calls numberless), and so explains why 'Every man who owns a donkey beats it.' (allegedly) requires every man who owns donkeys to beat all the donkeys he owns in the same way Neale does (see p. 175).
Hal Scott, a Harvard Law professor, recently filed such a shareholder proxy proposal seeking a shareholder vote to add an arbitration clause to the corporation's certificate of incorporation or bylaws at Johnson & Johnson.
The proxy also asked for authorization to issue 700 million new shares, the clause that Ms. Carone said was the decisive factor on the proxy's timing.
He would also receive $27.5 million under a change-of-control clause in his contract and about $10 million more in executive retirement benefits, according to the WellPoint proxy and other filings.
A clause in the 2008 military-directed constitution bars Aung San Suu Kyi from the presidency, but she has vowed to be the country's leader by proxy.
(The clause modifies play).
