Sentence examples for their clauses from inspiring English sources
Currently, we have developed an artificial-Intelligence based "Automated contract analyzing" Tool: CruxiQ; This Tool completely automates abstraction of key contract details and allows you to filter contracts and compare according to their clauses.
Those of the Penguin volumes which are most doctrinaire in their refusal to lay a hand on Proust's sentences, not presuming so much as to disturb the sequences of their clauses - Lydia Davis's The Way by Swann's, and John Sturrock's Sodom and Gomorrah - go well beyond that point.
But it is also extensionalist since any theory of this language for Quine, any two translation manuals for the language will be equally adequate if they pair the same sentences with the same stimulus conditions, no matter how radically they differ in their clauses or derivational structures (Quine 1960).
When the council finally accepted their clause, Eusebius signed the creed.
If, to Hadrian and to Yourcenar, their lives seemed crazy or dull or just plain obliterated, these magnificent Latinate constructions, with their main clauses and their subordinate clauses — that is, with distinctions, with judgment — say the opposite.
(American Express, Citibank and Discover kept their arbitration clauses and their court case is proceeding).
The two classes of attitude verbs do show important differences with respect to their diverse complementation behavior, for example, mood choice and temporal orientation of their complement clauses.
"Every company needs to do a self-audit of their noncompete clauses," Mr. Schachter said.
Their noncompete clauses expired in June, so now Pearl Meyer the consultant is competing directly with Pearl Meyer the company.
Other MEAs might be more effective if their trade clauses were immune from challenge by non-signatories at the WTO.But this is far from straightforward.
An increasingly common strategy for companies to better protect themselves is to change the language in their morals clauses to cover more contingencies.
