clause造句

This clause cannot be run independently.

A clause is saved in the contract.

I read their written contracts, clause by clause; to be sure nothing had been omitted from the oral agreement.

The excision of the clause has been decided .

What clause do you require in the contract?

There is a contentious clause in the treaty.

A penalty clause was written into the contract.

Each probe clause consists of a probe point specification statement, action block, and an optional predicate.

In general, a grammatical clause contains a subject and a predicate.

It turns out that when you get to this clause, one player has won.

After I read the clause, I feel it needs some clarification.

My response to this top 10 question is: Rearranging WHERE clause predicates may be an exercise in futility.

A sunset clause will help ensure that the funds do not prejudice ongoing UN climate change negotiations.

If we got an if then statement are we asserting an antecedent, an if clause or the consequent, Q the then clause, or are we saying if P then Q.

The rematch clause in the contract says they must do it again, though, so here we are.

The Romeo and Juliet clause was not retroactive, however, so Ms Whitaker is stuck on the register, and subject to extraordinary restrictions.

For the exceptional situations where the optimizer cannot choose an optimal query execution plan, DB2 has added features such as the SELECTIVITY clause and optimization guidelines.

Muller appealed to the Supreme Court of the United States, claiming that the Oregon statute violated the "due process" clause of the 14th amendment.

Worse, no one really believed the "no bail-out" clause, which is why financial markets for too long failed to distinguish profligate governments from prudent ones.

Finally, the return clause returns the new node representing the scheduled termination date so that DB2 will update data in the DOCUMENT column with the modified data.

"Otherwise, the protection under the FPA clause will be almost identical with that offered by the WPA clause, because in the event of maritime accidents being encountered in transit, such as stranding,fire, explosion or collision, both clauses will cover particular average losses in full."

The with clause (see help plot with, and also help plotting styles if using version 4.0) lets you specify in dizzying detail, exactly how you want your lines to look.

That clause was inserted in 1991, at the insistence of Germany, at the eu summit in Maastricht, the Dutch town where many of the ground rules for the euro were set down.

As recently as 2005 the French parliament passed a law referring to the "positive role of the French presence overseas, notably in north Africa", a clause later removed after an outcry.

If all the columns in the clause appear in the required sequence with a single index, the database server USES the index to read the rows in the ordered sequence, thus avoiding a sort.

By reading Call me Ted, you learn about how Ted had free reign to produce at Turner Industries until he gave over that veto clause, and you make a mental note not to do that.

"In present day particular, a WPAIOP cover, that is, "With Particular Average Irrespective of percentage"is not infrequently granted, in which case all particular average losses of an accidental nature will be recoverable and the protection will be much wider than the FPA clause."