Sentence examples for the clauses from inspiring English sources
noun
A verb, its necessary grammatical arguments, and any adjuncts affecting them.
First, the clauses deter marginally better bids.
The language of the play, Greenspan told me, "at first seemed kind of clauses the seemedcestrangehard torgrapple winverted.
The great majority of the clauses entrenched baronial rights.
None of their concerns are addressed in the clauses presented.
The clauses were described as unenforceable by employment lawyers.
If you need four or five commas per sentence to keep the clauses straight, consider simplifying.
This is also, presumably, one of the clauses that Mr Sharon will try to get changed.
Villages slip past on valley roads as twisty as the clauses in Henry James.
He would probably like to change the clauses that led directly to the court ruling.
The clauses that define the scope of ISDS are often insufficiently precise.
The clauses typically absolve manufacturers of responsibility for any errors or misuse.
