Rule 4 Sample Clauses

Rule 4. Only members of the Committee (hereinafter the members) shall exercise the voting rights. In his/her absence, the Alternate shall act in his or her place.

Rule 4. Secretariat

Rule 4. If Tenant shall occupy the leased premises prior to the beginning of the term, such occupancy shall be subject to the terms of this lease. Rent shall be paid for the same period from the date of such occupancy to the beginning of said term. If Tenant occupies the premises beyond the ending date of the lease agreement, a $200 per day holdover fee will be levied against Tenant for each day or part of day beyond the ending date.

Rule 4. Regular academic policies applicable to courses taught at the college's main campus must also apply to dual credit courses. These policies could include the appeal process for disputed grades, drop policy, the communication of grading policy to students, when the syllabus must be distributed, etc.

Rule 4. The Request (Contents)

Rule 4. The Lessor will furnish janitor service in the common core of the building in which the Demised Premises are located and shall maintain the grounds and parking areas. Any person employed by the Lessee to do janitor work, shall, while in said building and outside of said Demised Premises be subject to, and under the control and direction of the Lessor (but not as agent or servant of the Lessor).

Rule 4. Depending on the subject and the perfective verb forms in SVO sentences, it is noticed that the subject agrees with the verb, in number as well as gender. The masculine singular subject, under this guideline, should be followed by the basic perfective verb without any addition. The same is true for the feminine singular subject, but with the addition of the female marker (-t) at the end of the perfective verb that follows (compare sentences 1 & 4, Table 4). For the dual case of the subject (sentences 2 & 5, Table 4), it is noticed that the subject ends with the dual masculine marker (-aan ) as in sentence 2, and the dual marker (-aa) is also added to the verb. In cases of having a feminine dual subject, different markers should be added to the subject and the verb in order to indicate the dual meaning. For instance, in sentence 5 (Table 4), the dual feminine marker (-aan) is added to the subject, and another feminine dual marker (-taa ) is added to the verb. 1. The boy ate the apple. al-walad-u akal-a at- tufaahata. The-boy-Nom ate.3sm the apple-Acc 2. The boys (dual S) ate the apple. al-waladaan-i akal-aa at- tufaahata. The-boys ate.3m.dual the apple-Acc 3. The boys (Plu. S) ate the apple. al-awlaad-u akal-uu at- tufaahata. The-boys-Nom ate.3pm the applAcc 4. The girl ate the apple. al-bint-u akala-t at- tufaahata. The-girl-Nom ate.3sf the apple-Acc 5. The girls (dual S) ate the apple. al-bint-aan-i akala-taa at- tufaahata. The-girls-Nom ate.3f.dual the apple-Acc 6. The girls (Plu. S) ate the apple. al-banaat-u akal-na at- tufaahata. The-girls-Nom ate.3pf the apple-Acc Similar changes happen when the sentence indicates plural subjects, either masculine or feminine (sentences 3 & 6, Table 4). In the case of the masculine plural subject, more changes should take place. For instance, the singular subject in sentence 1 (Table 4 - the boy = al-walad-u) has now been affixed by two markers (-a) and (aa) in order to get a new word structure to indicate a masculine plural subject (sentence 3, Table 4). Such infixes are also needed to build the plural feminine subjects and verbs. It can be noticed that in order to transform sentence 4 (Table 4) into the plural form, the infix (-aa) is added to the subject and (-na) is added to the verb. The addition of these infixes to the subject and the verb in sentence 4 leads to a new structure displayed in sentence 6 (Table 4) (al-banaat-u akal-na at- tufaahata) indicating a plural feminine subject.

Rule 4. 6 of Part A shall not apply to any options granted under Part B.

Rule 4. If the verb precedes the subject, determine the subject and make the verb agree with it.

Rule 4. The SC shall adopt its agenda at the beginning of each session. Any matter within the competence of the SC not included in the provisional agenda for a given meeting may be submitted to the SC by a member or by the Project Manager and added to the agenda by decision of the SC. The SC may revise the agenda by adding, deleting, deferring or amending items.