Sentence examples for separate clauses from inspiring English sources

Seventy-nine separate clauses cover the other measures, designed to improve the southern European country's environmental record.

The Constitution, in separate clauses, bars the federal government and the states from granting titles of nobility.

This is why we need not give separate clauses for (∃x), ∨, (∀x), and ∧.

MODALITY can be realized in the form of modal auxiliaries, modal adverbs, or separate clauses.

In fact, there are two separate clauses covering such emoluments; one addresses foreign interests and one addresses domestic ones.

The charters were not numbered or divided into paragraphs or separate clauses at the time; the numbering system used today was introduced by the jurist Sir William Blackstone in 1759.

Add a separate subject for the second verb, to make it a separate clause: "and he then collapsed".

A separate clause also grants free access to "recorded entries about a corporation or a registered scheme, or a director or secretary of a company, on all registers maintained using a computer system".

A separate clause in the agreement allows for the sale of commercial aircraft and parts to Iran, which wants to buy at least 400 new planes over the next decade from both Boeing and Airbus.

Moreover, the proposed changes would be unlikely to result in an improvement that would be acceptable to the EU as they merely replace as a punishable offence insulting "Turkishness" with the "Turkish people" and "republic" with the "Turkish republic", although a separate clause could be added, which would exclude "critical remarks" from being deemed punishable.

Halliday & Matthiessen (2014: 226) insist that, unlike mental and verbal process types, relational processes cannot project a separate clause.