By "disjunctive relations" Anderson means the arrangement of rules into disjunctively ordered blocks, where disjunctivity is stipulated among all the rules in a block. Anderson argues that such blocks correspond to the position classes of other theories ant that two such blocks are needed for Georgian transitive verbs, one for the prefix position and one for the suffix position. We regard stipulated disjunctivity as an extremely powerful device, especially when it is used [...] to contravene the Elsewhere Condition.
- Jensen & Stong-Jensen (2004), Pag. 230