Sentence examples for the two clauses from inspiring English sources

How do the two clauses of the amendment interact?

This condition corresponds to the second of the two clauses mentioned above.

In the first sentence here, the dash is not enough to link the two clauses into a single sentence.

The privacy campaigners warn that the two clauses taken together mean that elements of the rejected snooper's charter are present in the emergency legislation.

As Nussbaum unpacks the court's interpretation of the Constitution's free exercise and establishment clauses, her premise is that "equality is the glue that holds the two clauses together".

The comparison shows that the two clauses are not equally accommodated by VO and OV.

He proudly explained the eleven clauses, one of which prohibited the use of the house to "store contraband explosives".

Of the five clauses in the Bill, three refer to RIPA: the first limits intercept powers so that the UK cannot tap calls for the benefit of the country's "economic well-being" but the second makes it clear that RIPA covers non-UK companies while the third expands the definition of "telecommunication services" to the broad "companies who provide internet-based services".

Three of the ten clauses in active voice do not have a human Agent.

The first thing to be noted in Table 1 is that the three clauses identified with the least consistency all most predominantly straddle the Verbal and Material processes.

Ayer's particular analysis came under attack in a famous paper by Gettier (1963), in which satisfaction of the three clauses (the truth of p, the belief in p, and the right to be sure that p) was held to be insufficient for knowledge.