«New Swedish study on the grammar
of subclauses in historical English.»
Note: On a day to be named by proclamation of the Lieutenant Governor, clause (b) is amended by striking out «that Director» in the portion
before subclause (i) and substituting «the Director».
The message is obscured in the sweep of the carpet hairs and the cluster of
academic subclauses.
Note: On a day to be named by proclamation of the Lieutenant Governor, clause (a) is amended by striking out «that Director» in the portion
before subclause (i) and substituting «the Director».
Schiff, 45, is intense; he speaks quickly in long, dense sentences jammed
with subclauses and punctuated with wry laughter.
2.4
Despite subclause 2.1, an organisation that provides a health service to an individual may disclose health information about the individual to a person who is responsible for the individual if:
He was stringing together complex sentences as he used to, embroidering them with
subclauses to say exactly what he wanted to say.
The subclause here — that the striking NHS staff want to make sure their patients are safe — takes just the right amount of sting out of this strike.
NG: «After» is a preposition, it can be used in some contexts as a, as a, word that coordinates
a subclause, but this isn't about me, Martha...
be updated annually and incorporate the findings of the audit and any other action required to be taken by the district pursuant to
this subclause and, as so updated, approved by the board of education and implemented no later than the first day of regular student attendance of each year that the school remains in corrective action.
The only requirement for a viewing seems to be a «prior mutually acceptable appointment» and, unlike the clause about repairs, it includes
no subclauses related to when we are required to allow someone to enter.
(3) If persons other than protected defendants are liable for damages for income loss or loss of earning capacity, the reduction required by subsection (1) shall first be applied to the damages for which the protected defendants and the other persons are jointly and severally liable under
subclause 267.7 (1)(a)(i), and any excess shall be applied to the amount for which the other persons are solely liable under subclause 267.7 (1)(a)(ii).
On January 1, 2015, the Rules of Civil Procedure were amended to allow for electronic document exchange under
subclause 16.01 (4)(b)(iii) and clause 16.05 (1)(c. 1).
(3) For the purposes of
subclause (1)(a)(i), the day on which injury, loss or damage occurs in relation to a demand obligation is the first day on which there is a failure to perform the obligation, once a demand for the performance is made.
(c) any reference of the complaint that would otherwise be made to the Chief Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice under clause 51.4 (13)(b) or 51.4 (18)(c),
subclause 51.5 (8)(b)(ii) or clause 51.5 (10)(b) shall be made to the Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Justice instead of to the Chief Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice.
(a) complaints that would otherwise be referred to the Chief Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice under clauses 51.4 (13)(b) and 51.4 (18)(c),
subclause 51.5 (8)(b)(ii) and clause 51.5 (10)(b) shall be referred to the Associate Chief Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice, until the complaint is finally disposed of; and