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clause [klɔ:z] N

1. clause (part of sentence):

clause
stavek m
clause
stavčni del m

2. clause (in a contract):

clause
klavzula f
clause
odstavek m

eˈs·cape clause N

ˈpay·back clause N

ˈpen·al·ty clause N

rela·tive ˈclause N

sub·or·di·nate ˈclause N

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However, it also supports clauses for doing grouping and windowing.
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Some relaxations were also made on other clauses, such as the technical specifications to attract more companies.
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Most policies contain time-bar clauses, requiring the insured to claim within a fixed period of time after the loss insured against has occurred.
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The attempt to extract out the clauses embedded under the object nouns is hardly possible.
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The language exhibits a subjectverb word order in intransitive clauses and a subjectverbobject order in transitive clauses.
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In logic programming, clauses are usually written as the implication of a head from a body.
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Recording contracts may include opt-out clauses for the label in the event an act's popularity dips or the act releases non-hit albums under the deal.
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The emperor and his ministers were to have no opportunity to discuss the terms of the treaty, or to haggle over individual clauses.
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Being a missa brevis, several clauses of the text are set simultaneously in different voices.
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The important insight here is that wh-extraction out of object clauses and phrases is quite possible.
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