Conjunctions Sample Clauses
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Conjunctions. The word “or” is not intended to be exclusive and the word “includes” and its derivatives mean “includes, but is not limited to” and corresponding derivative expressions.
Conjunctions. (a) And. The word “and” can have two different connotations:
(i) the several “and”: A and B, jointly or severally
(ii) the joint “and”: A and B, jointly but not severally In this Contract, “and” should be interpreted in the joint sense, uniting things as a whole group, not in the several sense.
(b) Or. The word “or” can have two different connotations:
(i) the inclusive “or”: A or B, or both
(ii) the exclusive “or”: A or B, but not both In this Contract, “or” should be interpreted in the inclusive sense, not in the exclusive sense. If “or” is used in the exclusive sense, it is written as “either A or B” or other phrase indicating the exclusive connotation.
(c) The phrase “oil and gas” means “oil or gas”:
(i) means “oil or gas”, notwithstanding Article 2.10(a) and (b); and
(ii) includes PPT Oil and PPT Gas for purposes of Article 14 and Exhibits P, X, and Y .
Conjunctions. Where, pursuant to section A9.1, any sections have been modified to add or delete an item from a list, the “and” or “or” conjunction used before the last item on the list shall be deemed to have been moved to the penultimate item on the modified list.
Conjunctions. But,besides,as well as,alongwith,unlike, with,together with, headed by, including,and not,like, unlike tends to act like preposition Example: The president, alongwith his advisors, was enroute to Europe. My mother with my brothers is going to Pune. ▇▇. ▇▇▇ together with his children is buying some sweets. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ as well as her friends, has enrolled for the French class. My brother unlike my cousins is very sweet. The boy, among many friends celebrated his birthday in lavish style. My dog as well as my cats likes cat food. My dogs as well as my cat like cat food.
Conjunctions. (i) And. The word “and” can have two different connotations:
(1) the several “and”: A and B, jointly or severally; or
(2) the joint “and”: A and B, jointly but not severally. In this Agreement, “and” should be interpreted in the joint sense, uniting things as a whole group, not in the several sense.
(ii) Or. The word “or” can have two different connotations:
(1) the inclusive “or”: A or B, or both; or
(2) the exclusive “or”: A or B, but not both. In this Agreement, “or” should be interpreted in the inclusive sense, not in the exclusive sense. If “or” is used in the exclusive sense, it is written as “either A or B” or other phrase indicating the exclusive connotation.