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An overview of relative clauses in Gavar
The goal of this paper is to give a typological overview of the main characteristics of restrictive relative clauses in Gavar. The analysis is based on 572 examples of relative clauses taken from a corpus of 59 interlinearised texts, elicited examples ...
Melanie Viljoen
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Comparatives in Turkish Sign Language (TİD)
This study focuses on the comparative constructions in Turkish Sign Language (TİD), the native language of the deaf in Turkey. We show that in terms of Stassen’s (2013) typology, TİD uses two distinct constructions to express comparison: (i) Conjoined ...
A. Sumru Özsoy, Hüner Kaşıkara
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Erlatiboak iparraldean "Haur prodigo"aren 141 itzulpenetan
The article attempts to analyze the comparative usage of the different relative clause types through the 141 translations of the parabola of the Prodigal son in the Bourciez collection.
Bittor Hidalgo
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Investigating clausal wh-constructions in Romanian
Romanian has an articulated system of (non-)interrogative wh-clauses that look morphosyntactically similar or even identical to each other on the surface, while exhibiting striking differences in distribution and interpretation.
Ivano Caponigro, Anamaria Falaus
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Structures des complétives et des infinitives du polonais et du français
Complement and infinitive clause structures in Polish and French The comparative analysis of complement clauses and infinitive clauses in Polish and French throws light on the sequence to, że(by) P / ce que P introducing complement clauses in the two ...
Lidia Miladi
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Penalty clauses in civil contracts serve as a preventive mechanism against breach of contract and as a legal protection tool for the aggrieved party. However, the Indonesian Civil Code (KUHPerdata) does not explicitly regulate such clauses, resulting in ...
Lely Sulthoniah +2 more
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A comparative syntax of internally-headed relative clauses in Gur
Gur (or Mabia) languages which are spoken in West Africa have so-called internally-headed relative clauses (IHRCs), but they have not received serious attention in syntactic and typological research on IHRCs.
Adams Bodomo +5 more
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The Italian Regulation of the Intra-Group Financial Support Agreement in a Comparative Perspective [PDF]
This paper focuses on the new rules about the “intra-group financial support agreement” regulated by the Italian Banking Code (TUB). The investigation recognizes the importance of the conditions for the support and the exclusion clauses listed by the TUB,
Sbarbaro Ferruccio Maria
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The Evolving Legal Architecture of EU Social Clauses
This Article examines the evolving legal architecture of Trade and Sustainable Development (TSD) clauses embedded in the EU Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), focusing on their legal structure and enforcement mechanisms. The paper argues that TSD chapters are
Michele Mazzetti
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MODELS OF SYNTACTIC STRUCTURES IN OLD GERMANIC CONCESSIVE SENTENCES [PDF]
The proposed article deals with revealing the syntactic profile of the Old Germanic languages, name- ly, the particularities of the functioning of the syntax and grammatical framework structure of sentences with concessive semantics in the Germanic ...
Oleksandra M. Tuhai
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