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 clause [klɔz]   添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 子句, 条款

[计] 子句

[经] 条款


  1. This is an attributive clause.
    这是一个定语从句。
  2. Please pay attention to this clause in the sentence.
    请注意看句中的这个从句。
  3. There is a clause in the contract forbidding tenants to sublet.
    合同中有一条款禁止承租人转租房屋。


clause
[ noun ]
  1. (grammar) an expression including a subject and predicate but not constituting a complete sentence

    2. <noun.communication>
  2. a separate section of a legal document (as a statute or contract or will)

    3. <noun.communication>


Clause \Clause\, n. [F. clause, LL. clausa, equiv. to L.
clausula clause, prop., close of ? rhetorical period, close,
fr. claudere to shut, to end. See {Close}.]
1. A separate portion of a written paper, paragraph, or
sentence; an article, stipulation, or proviso, in a legal
document.

The usual attestation clause to a will. --Bouvier.

2. (Gram.) A subordinate portion or a subdivision of a
sentence containing a subject and its predicate.


Clause \Clause\, n. [Obs.]
See {Letters clause} or {Letters close}, under {Letter}.

  1. As a bonus, the administration's bill would negate the anti-competitive effects of the so-called "exclusivity clause" of the commodities laws.
  2. At issue is a pollution-exclusion clause standard in most general-liability policies from 1973 to 1986.
  3. However, a clause in the 1980 constitution, written by Pinochet's administration, allows him to remain army commander until 1998.
  4. A special constitutional clause bars any new govermment from ousting Pinochet from the army command for eight years.
  5. However, the legislation gives the secretary an escape clause by which he can avoid holding such talks; Treasury Secretary James Baker, who opposes a debt facility strongly, is expected to use that mechanism.
  6. "A reasonable juror could have interpreted the instruction to allow a finding of guilt based on a degree of proof below that required by the (Constitution's) due process clause," the justices said.
  7. Incorporate a clause in the agreement, stipulating the number of people who may live in the property. MOVING IN.
  8. Mr. Glazier takes as his text the Constitution's second veto clause, Clause 3 of Article I, Section 7.
  9. Mrs. Hills is required to reach a determination about India's insurance and investment practices under the so-called Super 301 clause of the 1988 Trade Act.
  10. The contract calls for a 4 percent pay raise each year, a drug-testing policy, a clause prohibiting strikes or lockouts, and a $600 contract-signing bonus for each member, payable by April 13.
  11. With more than $1 million, he is a leader in the ranks of 164 House veterans who escape a 1979 ethics law banning personal use of leftover campaign funds, thanks to a controversial "grandfather clause" exempting those elected before 1980.
  12. E. of this Report, Wright repeatedly violated House Rule XLIII, clause 4; Rule XLIV; and consideration 5 of the Code of Ethics for Government Service.
  13. An administration official said in an interview that "there is no room to negotiate on plant closings," adding that the chances are "zero" that Mr. Reagan will sign a bill containing the clause.
  14. The government refused to strike a clause authorizing it to appoint nine senators, but it accepted an increase in the total senate membership to 48, up from 36, thus reducing the voting power of the non-elected bloc.
  15. If you take that clause away no matter if you have democracy here or not it will not work.' Mr Woo also has an unsentimental view of Hong Kong's future.
  16. Adoption of a Senate clause guaranteeing Federal Home Loan Bank Board Chairman M. Danny Wall the right to serve the two years remaining in his term.
  17. And make sure the terms are printed in readable, clear type. If your customer goes bust and you need to apply the clause, get in touch immediately and make arrangements to recover your goods.
  18. The company, however, is offering a contract without a successorship clause.
  19. All we have to do is to adopt my amendment, then bring up the House bill and strike all after the enacting clause and substitute this bill for the House bill.
  20. Many investors have sought to bypass restrictions in contracts via a clause in the American Stock Exchange's constitution that permits customers to use the AAA unless the contract limits arbitration to specific exchanges.
  21. But nine months ago it admitted to the Commons trade and industry committee that one clause in the guidelines had been replaced. This all leaves enormous scope for semantic arguments when Lord Justice Scott's inquiry gets under way.
  22. In setting the election date, Rodriguez cited a constitutional clause stating that in the event of a president's resignation, incapacitating illness or death, the provisional president must call for elections within three months.
  23. The demands fall under a controversial constitutional clause that the opposition has promised to change.
  24. The sticking point is the exclusivity clause of the Commodity Exchange Act, which prohibits products with elements of futures to be traded anywhere but on a commodities exchange.
  25. But administration officials, aware that the plant-closing provision has broad political support, have written into the veto message language that aims to soften criticism of the layoff clause while attacking several other parts of the bill.
  26. The contracts clause prohibits states from "impairing the obligation of contracts," including their own.
  27. Another key clause would confine secrecy mainly to defense, intelligence and foreign affairs.
  28. His draft law included a minimum 60 percent European content clause.
  29. The government lost a court case on reducing the pay of workers "sent home." Another obstacle is a clause in the 1988 constitution that says government workers with five years of seniority cannot be fired.
  30. But under the rules of the impeachment trial, it would have taken a two-thirds majority, or 20 votes, to invoke the clause.
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