例句與造句

1. It is possible that the parties waited for the eventuality to occur before making a record of the literal contract at all.
2. The literal contract was, according to Gaius, a " nomina transcripta ", and capable of functioning in two ways.
3. Appert was argued that the literal contract was created as an enforcement method for consensual contracts, before they became actionable in their own right.
4. Whilst a debtor would be expected to make an entry in his own accounts, this does not seem to have affected the validity of the literal contract.
5. It might have done if the literal contract was used to consolidate several different debts between two parties, to simplify them into a single action, but none of the texts point to this : they refer to a singular preceding obligation.
6. It's difficult to find literal contract in a sentence. 用literal contract造句挺難的
7. If the literal contract was indeed limited to entries in " tabulae " ( " account books " ), then it must necessarily post-date their existence ( and some measure of use ), thus pointing to a later date than might be supposed if the literal contract extended to other forms of written words.
8. If the literal contract was indeed limited to entries in " tabulae " ( " account books " ), then it must necessarily post-date their existence ( and some measure of use ), thus pointing to a later date than might be supposed if the literal contract extended to other forms of written words.
9. If the " a re in personam " form came first, then it must surely have come after the creation of " bonae fidei " contract forms, since the transfer of a " stipulatio " of " mutuum " form into a literal contract would have otherwise given no real benefit.