For each

Let b be a boolean condition with free variable xX.

The statement for each /x/ where /b/ iterates over all the values of X that satisfy b.

The /x/ where portion may be omitted when the free variable can be inferred. For example:

x in container
a < x < b

Determining the possible values of x is probably Difficult? in general. Figuring out how to satisfy constraints is a nasty, problematic problem, akin to theorem-proving.

for each word w, line l, paragraph p in text:

From left to right each element a must map to a single element b to the right of a. That is, some function f: a → b must exist.

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