the breach by Supplier or its associated individuals or entities of any of its obligations hereunder,
1, " of any of its obligations" in this sentence only for entities.
2," of any of its obligations" in this sentence for its associated individuals and entities.
3." of any of its obligations"...
It's a simple case of ellipsis.
The "was" applies both to "given" and "displayed". So it is to be understood as "...was displayed". That is, as passive voice.
The object is Ju's art.
In active voice:
(Somebody) gave approval, and
(somebody) displayed Ju's art.
But Stephen, who is not a scientist, had his family’s genomes
sequenced and worked with geneticist Ryan Taft at the University of
Queensland in Australia to identify a mutated gene. Taft linked
the gene to a class of neurodegenerative disorders involving the
myelin sheath, which protec...
From my research online the correct way is to say "If I were you" and not "If I was you" because this is the "subjunctive mood".
However they don't say the underlying reason for it. They just say use "If I were you" when it is subjunctive.
What if I wanted to say "If he was you", should I use "...
It's a simple case of ellipsis.
The "was" applies both to "given" and "displayed". So it is to be understood as "...was displayed". That is, as passive voice.
The object is Ju's art.
In active voice:
(Somebody) gave approval, and
(somebody) displayed Ju's art.
But Stephen, who is not a scientist, had his family’s genomes
sequenced and worked with geneticist Ryan Taft at the University of
Queensland in Australia to identify a mutated gene. Taft linked
the gene to a class of neurodegenerative disorders involving the
myelin sheath, which protec...
