Sentence examples for The renewed section from inspiring English sources

The renewed section, which is actually more like the next step in previously announced projects, comes courtesy of deals the Google company struck with U.S. studios like Lionsgate, MGM and Sony Pictures and UK service Blinkbox.

But, the plaintiffs argue, when Congress renewed Section Five of the Voting Rights Act in 2006 for 25 years, they failed to account for current conditions.

Acknowledging the overwhelming vote by which Congress renewed Section 5 in 2006 – 98-to-0 in the Senate and 390-to-33 in the House – Mr. Will writes that "obviously, the political class's piety about the act has extinguished thought about its necessity," therefore requiring "active judicial engagement" to accomplish what politics cannot or will not.

Congress renewed Section 5 in 2006.

It also stated that Congress renewed Section 5 unanimously.

Section 2: admissions for assessment up to 28 days Section 3: admissions for treatment up to six months and can be renewed Section 4: admissions for assessment in an emergency, only when a second medical opinion is unavailable and where further delay in admission would place patients or others at risk.

There are not the votes in the House of Representatives to renew Section 215".

READ: The congressional battle to renew Section 702 surveillance.

Politically, the consensus that this level of surveillance (at least of American citizens) is necessary appears to be breaking down.As The Economist went to press on May 21st, Congress was in a fraught debate about whether and how to renew Section 215 of the Patriot Act a law passed in the immediate aftermath of the attacks of September 11th 2001 which was due to expire.

Given its supporters in Congress, renewing Section 702 at the cost of American privacy seemed inevitable, but now lawmakers have their hands full trying to speed a controversial tax bill into law before the calendar turns over.

Justice Scalia suggested that renewing Section 5, indeed the entire Act itself, would today be a "perpetuation of racial entitlement".