Many wills are formulated in the same way, with similar words and locutions.
They can use locutions for claiming a proposition and for challenging, conceding and retracting a claimed proposition.
Other locutions exist allowing agents to express proposals for action, acceptance and rejection of proposals, make various queries about time and place, and so on.
His ethnic locutions are not presented as solecisms, deviations from standard (correct) speech.
While different authors use different labels for different locutions, there seem to often be similarities in semantics.
The corpora were then divided into utterances, based on the presence of a perceptible pause separating it from other locutions of the same speaker.
Finally, type three encompasses locutions so excessively ambiguous that they can never be juridically effective, whatever the intention appearing to lie behind them.
Many common locutions are semantically well-formed only if an appropriate semantic relation holds between certain of their lexical constituents.
