then clause造句

• The second defendant was an employee representing the others, who argued that clause 2 ( c ) is valid, and if not then clause 2 ( j ) would be void.
• It also worked with a range of lesbian and gay organisations on the issues raised by Paragraph 16 of the guidelines to the 1990 Children's Act, and what was then Clause 25 of the Criminal Justice Bill.
• If the intention was to compare two values in an if statement, for instance, an assignment is quite likely to return a value interpretable as Boolean true, in which case the then clause will be executed, leading the program to behave unexpectedly.
• I believe that " For people who are relatively unknown, " is the conditional part of an if-then clause and that the crimianl history of the accused is a matter of public record and thereby excludes their anominity since the first part of the sentence in the if-then clause fails-- talk ) 14 : 38, 8 February 2012 ( UTC)
• I believe that " For people who are relatively unknown, " is the conditional part of an if-then clause and that the crimianl history of the accused is a matter of public record and thereby excludes their anominity since the first part of the sentence in the if-then clause fails-- talk ) 14 : 38, 8 February 2012 ( UTC)
• For example, in the aforementioned syllogism, you rate your divorce as being  terrible .  This rating element is represented in the consequent ( then clause ) of the major premise of the syllogism, as in the premise  If I was divorced, then what happened to me is so terrible that I might as well be dead .  Accordingly, the syllogism comprising one s emotional reasoning can be constructed by first finding the intentional object ( O ) of one s emotion; and second, by finding the rating ( R ) of the emotion.