No. 9,026 in French
clauses
"Clauses" in French refers to provisions or stipulations in a contract or agreement.
In a sentence
Les clauses du contrat doivent être respectées par les deux parties.
The clauses of the contract must be respected by both parties.
In this sentence, 'clauses' refers to specific provisions or conditions outlined within a legal document or agreement.
Dans une phrase complexe, il est important d'identifier les clauses principales et subordonnées.
In a complex sentence, it is important to identify the main and subordinate clauses.
Here, 'clauses' refers to grammatical components of sentences, specifically independent and dependent clauses.
La loi stipule des clauses sur les droits des travailleurs.
The law stipulates clauses about workers' rights.
In this context, 'clauses' relates to specific sections or stipulations within legislature or policy documents.
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