Roleset refile.01 Verbnet Class: NONE "paperwork":

Roles:

Arg0:refiler


Arg1:file


Arg2:refiled-with


Arg3:refiled against


Arg4:purpose of filing

Examples:

active (-)
David Dinkins failed *trace* to refile his income taxes.
Arg0:	*trace=David Dinkins*
REL:	refile
Arg1:	his income taxes




lawsuit (-)
University Patents refiled a suit in federal court in Philadelphia against Albert M. Kligman.
Arg0:	University Patents
REL:	refiled
Arg1:	a suit
Arg2-in:	federal court
Argm-loc:	in Philadelphia
Arg3-against:	Albert M. Kligman

Sometimes the against phrase is included in the suit phrase. You'll therefore need to delve deeper into the syntax to divide the two args.


passivized (-)
Documents refiled *trace* with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff...
Arg1:	*trace=Documents*
REL:	refiled
Arg2-with:	the Securities and Exchange Commission
Argm:	on the pending spinoff

This happens a lot, with something that looks (syntactically) like an argument of "refile" but is actually a modifier of the head NP--really --this is "documents on the pending spinoff were refiled with the SEC" --but the syntax has been bollixed. Use ArgM for all these.


with purpose (-)
A group of investors refiled with federal antitrust regulators for clearance to buy more than 50% of the stock of Rally's Inc.
Arg0:	A group of investors
REL:	refiled
Arg2-with:	federal antitrust regulators
Arg4-for:	clearance to buy more than 50% of the stock of Rally's Inc

Roleset refile.02 Verbnet Class: NONE "seek, claim, call for":

Roles:

Arg0:refiler


Arg1:claim

Examples:

(-)
One or more airlines have refiled for protection from creditors.
Arg0:	One or more airlines
REL:	refiled
Arg1-for:	protection from creditors

The difference between this and the Arg-4 "purpose" is that in this case the paperwork cannot be mentioned. With the roleset id="refile.03" above, the paperwork need not be mentioned, but can be. Other arguments (refiled-with, refiled-against) will probably be mentioned.