Despite the rhetoric, there is no question of the EU imposing migrant quotas on Britain, thanks to a so-called opt-in clause for asylum, which allows the UK the choice on whether to adopt the legislation.
While the predicate generally has to remain in clause-final position, the other phrases are free to change order or to wholly disappear.
Well, shady companies like to use the fact that most people skip them to sneak in clauses about installing spyware and other malicious software.
When a bill is hundreds of pages long, it is not hard for congressmen to slip in clauses that benefit their chums and campaign donors.
Halliday (1985 p137 144) also includes in the logicosemantic relation of enhancement the other circumstantial categories of Extent, Manner, Cause and Matter, arguing that circumstance types are agnate (similar in meaning) to logicosemantic relations in clause complexing.
It is understood that all sub-contracts governed by the umbrella agreement have built-in clauses referring to human rights.
Let me begin by illustrating this point by reference to logico-semantic relations in clause complexes that realize "local" rhetorical complexes.
China declined, however, to commit itself to clauses in the covenant giving workers the right to form unions and to strike.
He bid £40,000,001 of Arsenal's money to try to activate a clause in Suárez's contract with Liverpool.
He has proposed to hold a referendum in 2010 to abolish a clause in the constitution, which he himself introduced, restricting presidents to two consecutive six-year terms.
