final clause

But by 6pm it was clear the final clauses still had to be agreed.

The final clause's conditions would have been satisfied only by a population size of 10 million or above.

The final clause was never used as the French mission did not succeed.

The final clause of Article 2 is slightly cryptic, and questions will arise about its meaning.

A final clause set out the arrangements for joint operations between the two spy networks.

Depending on the conjunction used, two forms of final clause exist:

During the discussions certain changes were made along with the addition of certain provisions, including the final clauses.

Specifically, the final clause dealing with Morion's share of the estate."

In English language, final clauses are relatively rare.

In the final clause of Amendment 11, the Dutch translation should be amended.

In yesterday's decision, the majority focused on the final clause, saying that the amendment broadly protects the rights of individuals to own guns.

A final clause is introduced by the following linking words (conjunctions):

A final clause is a reply to a question containing the question word wherefore or what for (sometimes also why).

"It's crucial that the Republican leadership not forget this - as much as some will try," he said, underlining the final clause.

This 'short form' of the final clause is much more common than the final clause itself.

A final clause is appended with a single literal: the final gate's output variable.

Final clauses aimed at modifying the scope of application of the Convention are discussed above.

A final clause in linguistics is a dependent adverbial clause expressing purpose.

Note that in the dismal final clause the preposition of is employed four times in the space of 11 words.

It's the final clause that is the real kicker: a beautiful dying fall, scribbled in pencil in the margins.

The final clause of this treaty:

Thus final clauses of conditionals which are STOP may freely be added or deleted.

These concerns were addressed by modifying the final clause, and on August 24, the House sent the following version to the Senate:

"The weird is more than a trifle cryptic in its earlier clauses; and the final clause is somewhat platitudinous.

The demonstrative (DEM) indicating the temporal location of an event is the final clause constituent.