On May 20, the Obama administration Office of Legal Counsel filed an opinion with the district court saying that Clinton's appointment did not violate the Ineligibility Clause, and that an "on net" view of the Clause "presents an entirely natural interpretation of the [constitution's] language".
The antecedent clauses were presented prior to the consequent clauses.
To reduce the length of the experiment, subordinate clauses were presented as wholes for 1000 ms in the centre of the screen.
Charles E. Elder, an antitrust lawyer at Irell & Manella, which is not involved in the case, said that most-favored-nation clauses present unusual challenges under antitrust laws.
On Sunday, Moussa, who headed the committee, praised the draft constitution for giving unprecedented rights to disabled people and women, for promoting decentralisation, and for removing religiously conservative clauses present in a constitution drafted under Morsi last year.
In order to verify her capacity of ordering words to make sentences, simple clauses were presented to her, like 'The Wolf eats Little Red Hood', and then the girl was asked 'Where is the Little Red Hood?', 'Where is the card for eating?' and 'Where is the wolf?'.
The purpose clause of the Kindergarten Act presented below spells out the social mandate and the basic values that should form the foundation of the kindergartens (Ministry of Education and Research, 2011b:13).
The purpose of the present section is to provide an account of the realization of Mood in the Biblical Hebrew clause, to supplement the general ideas presented in the previous section.
Transitivity concordance assembles all the clauses in which an entity is present and presents a transitivity profile of that entity including information on the grammatical roles that the entity takes as well as the process type and other participants involved in the process.
